Humorist, speaker and actress. 
Lisa was featured on the cover of the April/May 2005 Coulee Region Women magazine as well as the “Top 30 Women” issue August/September 2006.
In addition to stage acting, she has been featured in television commercials, radio commercials, voice narrations and two independent films. A highlight during Lisa’s presentations are her famous Phun on the Fone CD’s, chock full of real telemarketer phone calls and how she personally handles each one – take notes! You’ll want to steal some ideas.
By day she works full time at a Hospital in La Crosse, WI in Quality Administration. Working with changes and new ideas keeps her mind open. Workplace stress is going to happen. Lisa likes to share ideas on how to repel negative people and situations, reminding you who is in charge: You!
Lisa performed with a singing group for seven years. Current fun includes; weekend radio DJ, Hosting and performing stand-up comedy, voice work, acting and various comedy gigs, which help to keep her from exploding. Writing and performing comedy with the Heart of La Crosse skit comedy troupe for 8 years has been a superb outlet. She and her husband Jim own and perform in Comedy Alley, an improvisation comedy troupe. Improvisation is fresh ‘on your feet’ humor, made up before the audience’s eyes, using their suggestions. Everyone is part of the fun!
Comedy Alley Improvisation is her current thrill, since every single show is original and involves the audience. Request your very own improvisation workshop for your office or any group. Guaranteed to bring laughs and a sparkly perspective on the day. It’s a team-building joy ride!
Lisa and her husband Jim live in La Crosse, WI and have 2 cool boys who provide most of their comedy material unknowingly. Life is too short to have a hairstyle you hate, or a job you dread. Take time to prioritize your true needs. Friends are the key to a healthy life and Lisa can prove this. But she won’t cut your hair. We thrive on laughter but often give it the back seat when we are too busy for friends or playtime. It is in play that we rejuvenate. What are the stories you share? Is it the report you turned in on time (no) or the day you were with buddies and laughed so hard you still have a side cramp?