Lisa Landino, a talented individual with a diverse range of experiences, earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Lehigh University before embarking on a career in the entertainment industry. Initially, she was discovered by a prominent modeling agency, which led her to New York City. However, she soon realized that her true passion lay in the world of stage, film, and television.
Throughout her career, Lisa has been praised by her peers, earning the nickname "Wonder Woman" from a fellow actor. Her impressive resume boasts a wide range of accomplishments, including singing in a gospel choir at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. She has also had the opportunity to showcase her acting skills, playing a terrorist on stage in the 1949 production of "Radio Mystery".
Lisa has been an integral part of several theatre companies, including Love Creek Theatre Company, where she held the esteemed position of Repertory member. She has also been a member of the short-form improv group, Ha! Prov, honing her comedic skills. Her extensive training includes studying with renowned institutions such as The Barrow Group, The Pit, and under the guidance of Mr. Robert McCaskill.
In addition to her work in theatre, Lisa has also been a member of LeFusion Dance Company and has even performed in the popular competition, Burlesque Idol. Her impressive credentials continued when she was cast as the female lead in Mr. Peter Delorenzo's major feature film, "The Mentor", working on the project for several years and being involved in the pre-production process.
