Elizabeth Grobel - Contributing Writer

Elizabeth grew up reading NME, thinking a music journalist was the thing to be, “because of all the shows you get to go to. And the sex and the drugs.” Those were big dreams for a 14 year old.

Elizabeth is a graduate of The University of Chicago and holds a BA in the Humanities for studies in psychoanalysis and moral philosophy. She has written for the Chicago Maroon on movies, music, and theatre, and shoved tape recorders in the faces of John C. Reilly, Wes Anderson, Juan-Antonio Bayona, and Charlie Newell, among others. She has referred to herself in the third person at least once in print.

Elizabeth lives in New York and just wants to dance. Resume upon request.

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