
THE VIOLET SISTERS: ONLINE APRIL 21-27, 2025
THE VIOLET SISTERS: ONLINE APRIL 21-27, 2025
Watch online: The Violet Sisters by Gina Femia
A Staged Reading at The Playwrights’ Center, directed by Taylor Reynolds
Reserve your free ticket for the online recording here!
Performed by Elizabeth Efteland & Jen Burleigh-Bentz
“In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Pam comes home to Brooklyn to attend her father’s funeral. When she arrives, she is greeted by an angry sister, a dilapidated house, and a harrowing, inescapable past. The two sisters are forced to deal with all that they have let slip away, all the words that have been left unsaid, and whether they can forgive what they cannot bring themselves to forget.”
The video will be available to view at any time during the week from April 21-27.
THE TIN WOMAN
April 4-13th at the Historic Mounds Theatre
“Reeling in the wake of an unexpected heart transplant, Joy finds herself drawn to contact the donor’s family. A tempestuous meeting ensues resulting in a roller coaster of tears, laughter, and healing. An intimate and poignant play, THE TIN WOMAN explores the power of human connection.”

“The best player in the cast is Efteland, whose Ellen must navigate her fiancé’s insecurities onstage and off … Efteland’s performance shows maturity and intelligence. She says much with gestures and pauses.”
RED VELVET, Walking Shadow Theatre Company

“A strong cast aids in the journey, led by Georgia Doolittle as Ella and Elizabeth Efteland as Sonia. Both performances craft deep, multi-dimensional characters that are at the heart of the play.” - Ed Hyuck
LIFE SUCKS by Aaron Posner
Directed by Joel Sass
Photo by Nicole Neri

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
BARd Shakes @ Minneapolis Cider Co.


THE RIVER - Walking Shadow Theatre
Directed by Amy Rummenie
“Elizabeth Efteland reveals The Other Woman's self-confidence, with the strength to hold her own, or even take the upper hand, against The Man. She is uninhibited and comfortable with herself.”


MISS BENNET: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLEY
“The cast is led by Elizabeth Efteland as Mary Bennet and Scott Laban as Arthur de Bourgh and they are both perfectly suited for their roles … The chemistry between Efteland and Laban is palpable… this pair finds just the right tone in every scene”