LIZ MAMANA is the co-producer of The Actors Salon in Washington D.C., presenting staged readings of rarely produced American classics in an event setting.  The inaugural reading was Philip Barry’s HOLIDAY, in which Ms. Mamana played the role of Linda Seton.  www.dcactorssalon.com

Liz also played Flirt Conroy in the Off-Broadway revival of William Inge’s THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS with the Drama Desk and Obie Award winning Transport Group in NYC (dir. Jack Cummings III).  The “prodigiously talented” cast included Michele Pawk, Donna Lynne Champlin and Patrick Boll.

Liz’s regional credits include Constance in THE CONSTANT WIFE at Barksdale Theatre, Margaret in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (dir. Nick Hutchison) at Folger Theatre, Maggie in LEND ME A TENOR at Olney Theatre Center opposite John Scherer (dir. Jack Going) and Betsy in Ari Roth’s OH, THE INNOCENTS at Theater J.

Liz played the role of Marta Goessl in the ABC (Disney/Touchstone) pilot TWENTY QUESTIONS, directed by Michael Engler.  She has appeared in numerous national network commercials and is an accomplished voice over artist. Recent commercial credits include spots for Ridge Hill Village in New York, Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore and the Virginia Lottery APPRENTICE commercial with Donald Trump.  Liz has worked in films such as LISTEN BUDDY, STILL BREATHING (w/ Angus Macfadyen & Brendan Fraser), LAMB TO THE SLAUGHTER and FUTURE FIX (w/ Sean Hayes). She also frequently works on-camera in industrial films for clients including Booz Allen Hamilton, Comcast and the U.S. Government.

Liz graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in Drama and also trained at the British American Drama Academy.