Storyteller. Author. Performer.
AGE IS MERELY A NUMBER.
It's time to show the world who we were always meant to be.
Join me — in all the things that move us, create community, and let us shine.
What’s happening in Lisa’s world?
"Life is better when I am in rehearsal!”
June 8, 2026, Lisa and Ed Shockley will tape an interview on Coast TV promoting their latest show, “Storytelling and "Strummin". The segment will air that afternoon.
On June 14, 2026, Lisa is producing her show "Storytelling and "Strummin" at the Cinema Art Theater. Also called the Rehoboth Film Society. “When I produce a show, I pay for the venue up front in the hopes I can sell tickets. Popcorn and a show for $25!” No assigned seating The exciting news says Lisa, “I will be swing dancing with my instructor Zara at the close of the show!”
https://www.simpletix.com/e/lisa-graff-i-will-find-a-way-or-make-one-tickets-257602
August 1, 2026: “Woke and Proud” debuts at Camp Rehoboth. The link is not out yet, but an article in Letters magazine will appear in the June issue, Holly Lane, John Flynn and Lisa Graff plan to rock the house! The venue seats 90. Tickets will be $25.
August 22: “Find a Way or Make one! debuts at Paul Kares: The Room at Cedar Grove.
NOTE: When the April show Find a Way or Make one!” got cancelled at Paul Kares: The Room at Cedar Grove, the show was rescheduled to August 22. Ticket holders could choose to keep their original seats or get their money back. So many seats are filled. Still great seats open! Click on the link above or on the site Paul Kares: the Room at Cedar Grove.
NEW SHOW!
Storytelling & Strummin’
with Ed Shockley
COMING SOON…Mark your calendars for August 22, 2026 for my 9th original show, “Find a Way or Make One” at the Camp Rehoboth stage.
NEW INTERVIEW!
Listen to a recent interview on Radio Rehoboth about how Lisa is relishing this season of her career as a performer and playwright here.
NEW ARTICLE!
Read the profile of Lisa in the Sept. issue of Delaware Beach Life here.
Watch Lisa Graff read at Rehoboth Beach Writers’ Guild “Night of Songs and Stories” (August 2025).
WHAT THE AUDIENCE IS SAYING…
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“Known for her wit, bluntness, and courage, Lisa has always been willing to tackle tough topics, whether its alcoholism, marital exasperation, or parents failing schools. No matter the medium, Lisa is proof that laughter is not just the best medicine, it’s also a very, very good teacher.”
- WeInLewes.com
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“It doesn’t matter whether the subject is marriage, alcoholism or being a parent. Lisa will make you laugh, think, even mist up, and inevitably learn. She’s still teaching, but now her audience is gladly paying for the privilege.”
- Kevin McGuiness, podcast host
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“I just got home from seeing Lisa’s newest show, The Benefits of Aging...Uncensored. Just when I was feeling sorry for myself and all my aches and pains, this wonderful show kicked me in the butt and reminded me that our age is only a state of mind. It was funny and loaded with great music and fantastic stories. I strongly recommend this for a good laugh and a reminder that getting older has its advantages.”
- Diane Mcgreal
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"Lisa’s comedic timing is impeccable, and her insights into life, love, and memory had the audience roaring with laughter one moment and nodding in quiet agreement the next. The chemistry with vocalist Holly Lane and pianist John Francis Flynn adds warmth and musical sparkle to the performance, creating a full-bodied theatrical experience. Lisa’s voice is original, unapologetic, and refreshingly honest. Don’t miss the chance to witness a true talent in her element, making us laugh, think, and feel a little less alone in the process.”
- Laurie Whittenberg, author
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