Acting

Biz Lyon

Biz Lyon is a talented actor and director residing in Central London. Originally from Kentucky, she honed her craft at The Juilliard School in New York before earning her MFA in acting from East 15 Acting School in London.

In recent years, Biz has made a significant impact on the London theater scene. She starred in the titular role and showcased her versatility in multiple roles in "Yaga," a play supported by the Arts Council, performed at The Drayton Arms. Additionally, she appeared in the Showtime series "The Man Who Fell to Earth" and took part in George Clooney's film "The Boys in the Boat." Her stage credits also include a notable tour as Lady Jane Wilde in the musical "Vengeance: The Demise of Oscar Wilde" and a performance as Olivia in "Twelfth Night" at the Tea House Theatre in Vauxhall. Biz has portrayed Hovstad in "An Enemy of the People" at the Bridewell Theatre, starred as May in "The Things That Were There" at The Hen & Chickens, and played Marlene in "Top Girls." Furthermore, she captivated audiences with her one-woman show, "A World Kicked to Pieces," inspired by the memoirs of Mary Boykin Chesnut.

As a director, Biz has recently worked on the "Little Lion's Stories from the Past" and "Stories from Home" series, directing new plays such as "Mrs. Kray," "The Florrons' Cake," and "Across the Causeway." Her previous directing endeavors also include productions of "Love's Labours Lost," "Crimes of the Heart," and "Tobacco Road."

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