Bethany Livers

New Orleans Native, Bethany Livers has had a passion for the arts for over 8 years. She has been seen in many theatrical performances, film productions, and professional singing performances, and has sung in renowned places such as Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall in NYC. Bethany is currently a senior in high-school. One of her first jobs was performing with the New Orleans Children's Chorus, whom she trained with for over 8 years, on CNN’s New Year’s Eve Aretha Franklin Tribute. Most recently, Bethany was featured in a short-film that she wrote, produced, and starred in “Hours to Minutes to Seconds,” in May of 2026, which has just won the “Top 5 Films” Award and “Founder’s Circle” Award at the Louisiana Film Prize. She also recently starred in a short film titled “ManBoobs” by Lucky Luke Productions at the American Black Film Festival in Miami and the New Orleans Film Festival. At the age of 14, she created BSL PRODUCTIONS and directed and wrote her first short film "Domestic Servant." Through this company, she also writes numerous scripts that go on to festivals, produces New Orleans-based cabarets, choreographs, and films short-films. Bethany is credited on the film as the lead actress, producer, and writer of the film. Under BSL PRODUCTIONS, Bethany also co-founded the company A Night Of, with Logan Baxter, where they produce NYC based cabarets at venues such as The Green Room 42. In September of 2026, the girls produced their first cabaret at The Green Room 42, A Night of Chills & Thrills, featuring renowned artists and influencers. Bethany is also a poet, with two books available on Amazon entitled, "Blossom: Unfolding the Heart" and “With A Pen In My Hand.” In October 2026, Bethany was awarded the Stage the Vote award through the Power Coalition for Equity and Justice Arts Framework and Mid-City Civic Theatre. Her play was on an educational topic, the importance of voting as a Black American. At the age of 16, she released her debut single entitled Heart of Gold which is available on all music streaming platforms, and her latest song “Worth the Wait.” On top of these accomplishments, she won Gold in the Louisiana Competition of NAACP ACT-SO in playwriting and vocal contemporary. Bethany is immensely thankful for every opportunity she receives, and works twice as hard to accomplish twice as much for any job, big or small.