Elizabeth Dickinson

My storytelling choices are described as well-developed and my voice as warm, polished, and melodic.

I worked with both future Oscar-winner Tilda Swinton and future Tony-winner Simon Russell Beale in the Shakespearean-focused European Theatre Group, founded by Sir Derek Jacobi at Cambridge University.

This led to my interest in challenging period language, larger-than-life fantasy characters, and psychological transformation. My background with English mother and American father allow me to authentically transition from English to American accents. I'm the perfect transatlantic interpreter for Regency and Restoration period romances, for fantasy, (especially myth and fairy tale retellings), and for literary fiction.

Other notable professional work includes being directed by Tony-award winning director Peter Hunt, and Emmy-award winning director Larry Carpenter. Theatres I've worked at include: Merrimack Regional, American Stage Festival, Lobero, Gloucester Stage, Worcester Foothills, North Shore Musical Theater, Stella Adler, Old Log, and the Edinburgh Fringe.

In radio, I worked with the great June Foray (of Rocky and Bullwinkle fame) in an NPR radio play "Which Witch is Which?" as a fairy godmother/Naugahyde monster with Mae West's voice! Other radio includes narrating "The Silent Partner" for WGBH in Boston.

I wrote/recorded "My Letter to the World", based on relative Emily Dickinson's letters after winning Best of Fest 3 years running at the Minnesota Fringe.