Elle Green

Lawrin "Elle" Green is a New York-based “artivist,” actor, singer-songwriter and master teacher with practice in an array of approaches to stage and vocal technique including Classical, Linklater, DYOM, and Operatic, to name a few. Raised in Irmo, SC, Lawrin developed a passion and love for the arts at an early age. Having developed a vocal range that spans well beyond 3 octaves, she is constantly working to fine-tune every possible aspect of her craft. After graduating from Winthrop University (Rock Hill, SC) with dual Bachelor's degrees in Performing Arts/Operatic Voice and Political Science curricula, Lawrin postponed Law School and relocated to New York City in order to give further life to her passion for politics in the arts. Lawrin’s most recent works include co-production and lead role credits in a BroadWayWorld-acclaimed operatic short-film entitled, “The Blind Man,” a Master’s Degree of Arts in Education, simultaneous lead and musical directorship roles in Evie Rhodes's "Looking Through the Stained Glass Window", and the role of Diana Ross in “Leaving Neverland: The Michael Jackson Story” directed by Tony Award-Winning Choreographer, George Faison. On July 4th 2021, her late father's birthday, Lawrin released a fifth single, entitled “Run,” from her sophomore album, “Raw,” as a nod to her dad's influence and guidance throughout her life and career. This and other releases from the project are currently accessible via all major music platforms. Instagram: @LawrinGreenMusic Facebook: @LawrinGreenMusic Twitter: @ElleGreenMusic