Alisa Murray

Alisa Murray is a actress and writer based in Los Angeles; she's originally from Philadelphia known as 'The City of Brotherly Love'. Her recent indie film credits include: The Education of a Negro, I am Homicide, Living for the Sacrifice, and The Substitute and Scratch. Alisa has performed in New York City on stage in Off-Broadway shows that include 10 Ways on a Gun & Nola and The Girls of Summer (NAACP Award Winning Play directed by Layon Gray). In 2017. she had her Los Angeles theater debut at The Stella Adler Theater in the world premiere of the new stage play, The Daughters of Kush by: George Corbin; in which reviewers described her performance as..."Alisa Murray is a poignant Rhonda.", a story about a Caucasian college girl desiring to pledge a historically African American sorority in 1963 - (*reviewer: Morna Murphy Martell, Theaterspokenhere.blogspot). In addition, she recently performed in Towne Street Theater's 2018 Ten Minute Play Festival in the festival winner Sabrina's Christenings and In Response: Year of the Woman portraying multiple characters. She also performed in the 2018 Vision's Theatre Festival in Low Down Country. Alisa trained in New York City with reputable various acting instructors and continues to further develop her craft in Los Angeles. Alisa is also a WGA registered screen writer for the following features; Trapped, In the Name of the Father and a comedic pilot, Coasting.