Elizabeth Salazar is a Boston-based artist with a keen interest in audio drama. She is an experienced writer, director, and performer of live audio plays featuring on-stage Foley. Whether adapting a classic or presenting an original tale, she is always looking for ways to amplify voices that more often go unheard in history and in today's stories. Elizabeth's produced audio plays include adaptations of Dracula and the Scarlet Pimpernel, as well as “La Siguanaba,” an original play inspired by Central American folklore. She has a BA in art history and myth studies from Boston University, and a MLA in museum studies from the Harvard University Extension School. She is a member of the Dramatists Guild, a member-at-large of the Massachusetts Community Theatre Corporation, as well as a member of the Malden, Massachusetts Historical Commission.