Elizabeth Lazan () is a graduate of The William Esper Studio who was born in Singapore, resided in Australia, and studied there (NYC). She has a foundation in Eurasian culture, is multilingual in Mandarin, and trains in basic stunts and Muay Thai boxing.
Her notable stage, television, and film credits include Fat Pig by Pangdemonium Company, for which she was nominated for a LIFE! Theatre Award for “Best Supporting Actress,” Asian Television Awards nomination for Cooking Without Clothes, MediaCorp 8 network’s Mandarin series I’m In Charge, Kelvin Tong’s The Faith Of Anna Waters, and Joshua Smith’s Buckshot, which is currently streaming on Amazon Prime.
Among the TV shows she has presented for are Lunchtime Primetime (Toggle), Chakia & Sneakers (CH5), and Crack The Cookie Code (A&E Networks Asia), which she also co-wrote and produced. Lazan, a popular choice for organising Live events, has collaborated with a variety of brands from lifestyle, arts, wellness, and technology, including, to mention a few, Citibank, Sephora, NAMM Music Show in Los Angeles, 626 Night/Arts Market in Los Angeles, and Singapore Arts Biennale.
Elizabeth is an advocate for the arts both in front of and behind the camera. During the opening week of The Singapore Biennale x Chanhampe Gallery, she co-produced artist Ho Tzu Nyen’s documentary 4×4 and adapted director Tara Subkoff’s installation-performance piece FuturePerfect, after its premiere and her guest performance with Milla Jovovich at The Venice Biennale.
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Elizabeth practises mindfulness meditation, particularly when her work with environmental and eco-advocacy overlaps. At the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center, she is undergoing training (MARC). She developed the “Mindful Mondays” social media series for FLY Entertainment, and with the help of the B-Corporation Klean Kanteen, she moderated the “Ways to Stay Interconnected Within Ourselves, Each Other, and the Environment” panel for Earth Week 2020.
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