Elizabeth Brewster

Elizabeth Brewster was born into a military family, spending the first three years of her life in Germany and then moving extensively in her youth. She is an accomplished actor with a magnetic presence based in New York City. She graduated from The University of South Carolina with a degree in Theater. Her first professional job was in a production of Godspell for the inaugural Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, SC. After moving to New York, she trained with the late Gene Frankel. Elizabeth seamlessly navigates the realms of film, stage and television. Her compelling performances have graced both big and small screens, earning her acclaim for her versatility and authenticity. With a background in classical theater and a flair for contemporary roles, Elizabeth brings depth and nuance to every character she embodies. Having also trained in improvisation, she seasons her roles with a dynamic blend of wit and charm, effortlessly weaving spontaneity into her performances, captivating audiences with her quick wit and comedic timing. She is known for her work in the independent films; In Dubious Battle, Ben and Ara, Untouched, Destiny Road and the horror cult classic, Kruel. She is also known for originating the role of Maxine in the stage production of "Johnny & Me", an original play based on the long standing friendship of composer Johnny Mercer and Miriam Center. Elizabeth's infectious energy and versatile range makes her a standout talent.