Liza Weil

Liza Weil's childhood was marked by a sense of adventure and global exploration, as she traveled extensively with her parents, who were esteemed members of The Mad House of London, a renowned comedy troupe celebrated throughout Europe. At the tender age of 7, Liza's family finally settled in a small town in Pennsylvania, where she soon discovered her passion for performing arts. Without the benefit of formal training, her parents played a pivotal role in guiding her burgeoning career, permitting Liza to embark on frequent trips to Manhattan to audition for roles. Following a string of outstanding theatrical performances in notable productions such as "Our Town" and "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds," casting directors began to take notice of Liza's exceptional talent. In addition to her impressive Off-Broadway credits, including the Playwright's Horizon production of "Life By Asphyxiation," Liza has also graced the stages of numerous regional productions, such as "The Miracle Worker" and "Fifteen Minute Hamlet," among others. Her feature film debut arrived in the form of Whatever (1998),which premiered at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival, marking a significant milestone in her illustrious career.