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Welcome! This is a site where you can find out pretty much anything you would like to know about the fresh new performer-Lizi! Take a look around, if you have any questions about Lizi or about this site, please feel free to email whoever your comments or questions concern.

Lizi, born Lauren Elizabeth Mullins, first set foot on stage at age of 2 in her preschool’s Christmas pageant. When the finale was over and the curtain dropped little Lizi would not get up off the stage. She wanted more. That’s when her mother knew Lizi would be performing for a long time. The next week her grandfather had gotten her a little karaoke machine for kids. She began to perform songs off the radio to her family members, using her grandmother’s stair case as her stage. Her mother remembers, “She would demand the attention of everyone in the room.” When Lizi was 6 she took her first theatre acting classes. Her mother knew she wanted to be in front of an audience more than anything in the world. That theatre group put on a theatrical rendition of Where the Wild Things Are. Lizi was cast in a duel role for the very first stage performance. Two years later she enrolled in a more difficult acting class. This acting class would write, produce, and perform in a play. They named the play Bratia after the lead character Bratia, portrayed by Lizi. Once Lizi reached the 3rd grade she decided to go after the position on stage that she knew she had always wanted, singing. She joined her 3rd grade choir. The next year Lizi was one of the first picks for the Honor chorus which only included 4th and 5th graders. Lizi knew to become more serious she should enroll in the only Arts Magnet middle school in her county, John Hopkins Middle School, Center for the Arts and International Studies, even though it was an hour and a half bus ride each way. Although, Lizi did not choose her focus as Chorus but she chose Drama, as she thought she would also get the singing aspect of the entertainment spectrum when she studied musical theatre. She took chorus as an elective. She would perform in her very first community theatre produced musical in OKLAHOMA! as a part of the chorus in the 8th grade. When applying to high school’s she decided to go to one which had higher academic potential instead of opting to go to the county performing arts school, for which she was accepted to. It just so happened that the school she had chosen had the top-notch choir program in the county. She was selected as the only freshman to perform in the prestigious Stetson Choral clinic in 2000. That same year she performed in her second community theatre production, South Pacific. The next year she auditioned to be apart of her high school’s most advanced choir, which only contained 15 members, the Madrigal singers. She made it as a soprano voice part. That year also had a musical performance for her; Little Shop of Horrors was going to be performed at the local theatre. She was pumped for this audition but the day it came, she had gotten incredibly sick. With a high fever, cough, congestion, Lizi sang her heart out. Her mother could even hear her singing from the lobby. Two weeks later she was contacted and notified that she had been cast. Lizi’s friends voted her “most likely to be famous” amongst their circle. Lizi’s life has been dedicated to performing and perfecting her craft.

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To contact Lizi you can email her at :Elizbstar@aol.com
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If you would like to book Lizi in an upcoming performance, please contact her manager at:
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(727)709-7031
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