Elizabeth Searle is an American novelist, short story writer and playwright. Her theater works have received major media attention and have been performed around the country. Her novel 'A Four-Sided Bed' is being developed as a feature film. A short film based on the novel, 'Four-Sided,' screened at 2019 festivals in Cannes, Boston, Chicago and more. She has five books of fiction, most recently 'We Got Him' (New Rivers Press) which was released in audiobook in 2018. She is the creator and playwright for 'Tonya & Nancy: the Rock Opera' (music by Michael Teoli) which most recently was produced in February 2020 in a TheatreZone production starring Broadway great Andrea McArdle (the original ANNIE). In 2019, the Rock Opera had a concert event in NYC at Lucille Lortel Theater on Off Broadway; the event was executive produced by Jim Kierstead (Hadestown, Kinky Boots). In 2019, a Tonya & Nancy concert at 54Below, featuring Broadway performers, was recorded as a CD from Broadway Records. The show has had productions in NYC (at NYMF), in Chicago, LA, Portland, suburban Dallas and Boston. Searle's works have included the novels 'Girl Held in Home'. 'A Four Sided Bed and the short story collections My Body to You and Celebrities in Disgrace. 'Celebrities in Disgrace' was produced as a short film that screened at various festivals. Searle's one act play, 'Stolen Girl Song' was produced at the Act One One Act Play festival 'off Off Broadway' in 2019. Searle wrote the libretto for Tonya and Nancy:The Opera," produced in 2006, 2010, 2014 and in Minneapolis in 2018. Her and Michael Teoli's full length musical, "Tonya and Nancy: The Rock Opera" was produced in NYC as an official Full Production show at the New York Musical Festival (NYMF) in July, 2015. The show premiered in February 2008. A clip from the show appeared on ABC in January, 2018; recent media include 2019 features in Broadway World and earlier features New York Times, BroadwayWorld and Playbill. Searle's theater works have drawn both national and international media attention.