Elisa began rehearsing for Chekhov's Three Sisters last week with The Seeing Place Theatre.  Performances will be March 9th-25th.  Stay tuned for more details or check out www.seeingplacetheater.com.

Sparrowtree's October 2029 is having an encore performance on December 11th at 8pm!  Elisa is very excited to be able to reprise her role in "Interface" that night!  For tickets visit:  http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/204349

Elisa has been cast as Irina in The Seeing Place's upcoming production of Chekov's "The Three Sisters."  Performances will be March 9-26, 2012 at The Sargent Theatre in NYC.

Elisa was cast in the webseries, "Choices."  Filming takes place in mid-December, stay tuned for when the video is available online!

Elisa sang at the open mic, The Salon tonight with two other talented ladies: Lea McKenna-Garcia and Kate O'Phalen.  They sang "It's a Great Big World" from the Judy Garland movie, "The Harvey Girls."  Read more about the night on The Salon's blog: http://markjanasthesalon.blogspot.com/2011/11/salon-wrap-up-for-november-20-2011.html?mid=540927

Elisa is now freelancing with Carson-Kolker Agency for Commercial/Print work!

Elisa is now working with Ann Wright Representatives for film, tv, and commercial representation.  

Elisa has just accepted a role in Sparrow Tree Theatre Company's upcoming Festival of New Plays, "October 2029".  Performances are October 28-30 at 8pm.  Stay tuned for more details.

Here's a little bit about the festival:By the year 2029, futurist Ray Kurzweil believes that machines will be able to pass the Turing test, making them indistinguishable from humans.  Inspired by this prediction, Sparrowtree Theatre Company commissioned five emerging playwrights to explore their own vision of what the world will look like 18 years from now.  The result is five unique, visionary short plays that reflect a wide range of possibilities. 
For more info visit www.sparrowtree.org

Check out her IMDB page at: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3496598/

NYTheatre.com Review
"Truly this is a movement piece and all the performers on stage are masters of it." 

Curtain Up Review
"This visceral incarnation of Electra is not for purists or the faint-hearted. But adventurous theatergoers who like their Greek drama with a twist may enjoy Rosin's new take on the old revenge tale."