Elizabeth Keiser
Play in a Day creator/director Elizabeth Anne Elevator Keiser (they/she) is a playwright, director, comedian, storyteller, and physical performer who has offered Play in a Day in parks, festivals, hospitals, classrooms, auditoriums, camps, hospitals, and libraries since 2021. Relying on a background of theater, arts literacy, and healing arts, Keiser has built a body of work that thrives in a plethora of spaces with varied numbers of participants. Keiser will be performing at the City of Gods Festival in the Vampire Ball in Brooklyn, NY, the Museum of Natural History in NYC, and the Sweet Little Variety Show upcoming in 2026.
Keiser is currently an Expanding Arts Access (EAA) teaching artist with Arts for Learning MA, running theater programs at Lee Academy Pilot and Gardner Pilot Academy, both in Boston. Keiser performed at the prestigious America in Song: 250 Years of Resilience and Harmony created by Dr. Rose Weaver. They currently work with Manton Avenue Project, Boston Medical School, RINEC, New England Tech, Hasbro Children’s Hospital Healing Arts, Rhode Island Black Storytellers Legacy Academy and Funda Camp, the Mermaid Festival through River Keeper in Sleepy Hallow, NY, and with an international touring company that performed in Fuzhou, China and most recently at the SuperCrawl Music Festival in Hamilton, Canada. Keiser is also able to engage students in Spanish.
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TESTIMONIALS
“My daughter loves Play in a Day. I let her choose what we’ll do together, and she always chooses Play in a Day. I think these experiences will help shape her for whatever she wants to be in the future.”
“Thank you so much. We are always looking forward to what you’re going to come up with for us and for them. It’s always so fun and of course, I love to participate.”
“This is the best day ever. I want to do this every day!”