Liz Ross

Librettist Playwright Lyricist
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Liz Ross was born abroad in Aberdeen, Scotland and lived in Thailand, Ecuador and Holland before moving to Texas at the age of 6 where they reside today. As a writer and creator they tend to focus on theatre of the oppressed and works that highlight under represented communities. They have a penchant for theatre of the absurd, poetry, drama, accessible theatre, queer stories, and pulling from their own life. 

Liz Ross is the co-founder and Executive Director of award winning Theatre for Us By Us (TUBU) Fest, a disability short fringe theatre festival producing original works by people with disabilities with central Texas artists. 

They have experience in theatre, politics, video games, tech, healthcare and education.

Highlights

Chapter Contributor to 'From Hell to Health: Journeys Through PTSD/PTSI' by Pamela Ferguson

La Pena Book Launch

Book Woman Panel

New Play Exchange - Liz Ross

Pivotal Poems Book of Poetry by Liz (Heather) Ross

The Sex Ed Show - Radio Show by Liz Ross 

Town of Salem - Writer for Digital Game, Production Manager for Card Game prior to aquisition

Seize Me by Liz Ross, ScriptWorks sponsored at Hyde Park Theatre, premiered at Frontera Fest with Liz Ross as the Director. Currently being workshopped to expand it to a full length production.

A Jolting Morning, IMDB Written and Directed By Liz (Heather) Ross

You Don't Really Want to Know by Liz Ross, ScriptWorks sponsored Staged Reading at Hyde Park Theatre

Wit - Tumblr Blog by Liz (Heather) Ross

'Where Academia and E3 Should Collide' Article on Game-Education.com by Liz (Heather) Ross