Liz Brown grew up an Army brat, moving frequently to nowhere particularly interesting. Her family eventually settled in the green mountains of Northfield, Vermont. She attended college in Boston where she spent most of her time skipping class and striking thoughtful poses while reading “The Bell Jar” on the campus green, in the hopes of attracting friends and suitors.|She received her Master’s Degree in Social Welfare from UCLA and was a mental health social worker for eight years before her head imploded. She now makes a living as a writer, blogger and entertainment journalist. Her work has been featured on Huffington Post, Hello Giggles, LA Weekly After Dark, and Playboy’s The Smoking Jacket.Liz is an alumna of ImprovBoston and the Del Close Award winning IO West sketch team “Pilot”.After spending weeks debating over the best adjective to describe her feelings on being part of the Sunday Company, she has settled on “ecstatic”. Runners up include: “jubilant,” “elated” and “corybantic”.Liz Brown grew up an Army brat, moving frequently to nowhere particularly interesting. Her family eventually settled in the green mountains of Northfield, Vermont. She attended college in Boston where she spent most of her time skipping class and striking thoughtful poses while reading “The Bell Jar” on the campus green in hopes of attracting friends and suitors.She received her Master’s Degree in Social Welfare from UCLA and was a mental health social worker for eight years before her head imploded. She now makes a living as a writer, blogger and entertainment journalist. Her work has been featured on Huffington Post, Hello Giggles, LA Weekly After Dark, and Playboy’s The Smoking Jacket.Liz is an alumna of Improv Boston and the Del Close Award winning IO West sketch team “Pilot”.After spending weeks debating over the best adjective to describe her feelings on being part of the Sunday Company, she has settled on “ecstatic”. Runners up include: “jubilant,” “elated” and “corybantic”.
