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Award-winning Digital Strategist, Entrepreneur, Producer, Writer and Perfor
A unique powerhouse skill set of digital strategy, business development, content creation, performing, and producing.
A unique powerhouse skill set of digital strategy, business development, content creation, performing, and producing.
DC Metro Theatre Arts
Back by popular demand! Join us for an evening of hilarity and song to support Pangea, the beloved East Village supper club!
Tuesday, July 19 at 7:00 pm (Doors open at 6:00 pm - come and enjoy a delicious dinner)
Pangea, 178 2nd Avenue, East Village
I got a great response to my new comic monologue “Lessons I Learned from Jobs Not on my Resume” which I'll weave through the show as I introduce our terrific performers to help us laugh and sing again. From the captivating chanteuse Mariah Bonner with Marcus Dagan on piano and the brilliantly witty music of Ellen Mandel to the haunting songs of singer/songwriter T. Spoon Phillips, it will be a delicious night of laughter and musical joy. Let’s Make America Laugh and Sing Again!
“Outrageously funny…devilishly clever and wildly entertaining” – Newyorkcool
Photos, clockwise from upper left: T. Spoon Phillips, Lisa Faith Phillips, Ellen Mandel, Mariah Bonner, and Marcus Dagan. Mariah Bonner’s photo by Nikk Monton. Postcard design by Pinpoint Design
Tuesday, July 19 at 7:00 pm (Doors open at 6:00 pm - come and enjoy a delicious dinner)
Pangea, 178 2nd Avenue, East Village
Tickets $20 online. $25 at the door.
($20 delicious food/drink min)
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Our May 17th show was such a success, so we are back by popular demand!
We're delighted to have the captivating chanteuse Mariah Bonner with songwriter/pianist Marcus Dagan, songwriter/guitarist T Spoon Phillips, gifted storyteller and songwriter Robin Hirsch and uber-talented composer and pianist Ellen Mandel. I had so much fun developing a new comic monologue “Lessons I Learned from Jobs Not on my Resume.”
On February 27, 2020, performers and friends came together for Make America Laugh and Sing Again, a sold-out "wildly entertaining" evening of hilarity and song to benefit CommonCause.org at Pangea, the East Village Alt-Cabaret Supper Club.
A big thank you to all who joined us the make the night such a success! And to the performers who donated their time and talent to make it such a great show: the hilarious Stan Baker, the charming chanteuse Mariah Bonner, legendary musician/songwriter/writer Michael Lydon, uber-talented composer and pianist Ellen Mandel. I had the pleasure of producing, performing and emceeing.
Thank you Jon Waldman for the excellent stills and video of the show. Thank you Todd Stuart Phillips for editing the video and titles.
Join us to keep MAKE AMERICA LAUGHING AND SINGING! It's needed now more than ever!
When the marvelous Mariah Bonner invited to me perform at her Spring Concert Finale: When Love Goes Wrong, what better number to choose for that theme than Guess Who I Saw Today? What a delight performing with her and the fabulous Marcus Dagan!
Andrew Gilchrist, MNN Cable Network
We launched the Women's Power Toolkit podcast series during the sudden pandemic shelter-at -home that began in March 2020 to bring together experts and visionaries in their fields to explore ideas to help us to learn and thrive.
From Dr. Tia Powell sharing what life is like on the medical front lines and Harvard law professor Randy Kennedy on civil liberties during COVID to New Yorker cartoonist Liza Donnelly and rock writer and musician Michael Lydon on the power of music for change, each has their own fascinating insights and story to tell.
Composer Ellen Mandel talks about how music can change your life.
Writers Ann Hedreen and Dana Robbins discuss the healing power of memoir and poetry.
It has been a joy to come together for conversation, ideas and friendship. We are stronger when we connect and share.
The legendary Maud Gonne left her mark on everyone she met. She famously won the devotion of one of the greatest poets of the age, William Butler Yeats. But she was so much more. An actress, a journalist, an activist and early media influencer for the cause of Irish independence.
Enjoy my conversation with famed singer, author and vocal coach Judith Mok about the power of music.
When Dublin, Ireland was locked down due to COVID-19, Judith began to give free concerts from her balcony. Word spread and crowds gathered to enjoy her beautiful voice. For her inspiring work, she was awarded the 2020 Covid–19 Response Award.
Lisa Faith Philips spoke on The Audio Revolution at the Digital Publishing Summit (DPub) in Paris on June 25th. Sponsored by the European Digital Reading Lab (EDRLab) and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Lisa was honored to discuss the power of the spoken word and storytelling for publishing and education.
The Digital Publishing Summit ran for 2-days June 25-26, 2019 in Paris.
I was honored to be an invited expert speaker for the W3C Web Innovation Week in the Face of the Pandemic. I presented on how the adoption and growth of digital audio and podcasts have accelerated during the extended shutdowns. The focus of this week-long event was to engage a diverse network of business professionals from the tech and business communities to learn about the digital Transformation during this period of the pandemic.
Lisa's talk at the International Digital Publishing Summit in Paris.
"Over the last few years, a spoken-word revolution has been taking place as transformative technology makes it easy for so many to escape their busy lives listening to a gifted narrator unfold a great story."