Lizze Broadway

Lizze Broadway was born in Toledo, Ohio, an upbringing that preceded her family’s relocation to Los Angeles at the age of nine. Her acting career commenced at age 12 with a role in the crime drama series “Southland” (2010), playing Brooks Ryerson. Early work included guest appearances on television series such as “Shameless” (2011), “Bones” (2013), and “Chicago P.D.” (2017). Her performance in “Bones” earned her a Young Artist Award nomination in 2014 for Best Guest Actress in a TV Series (14-16).

Broadway secured a recurring role in Alan Ball’s HBO dramedy “Here and Now” (2018), appearing in five episodes. Further television credits include “NCIS” (2018), “Henry Danger” (2018), and a recurring role in “The Rookie” (2019-2021). In film, she starred as Stephanie Stifler in “American Pie Presents: Girls’ Rules” (2020) and Suzy in the independent horror-thriller “The Inhabitant” (2022). She also appeared as Mattie Turner in “Ghosted” (2023) alongside Chris Evans and Ana de Armas.

Her breakthrough role as Emma Meyer / Little Cricket in the Prime Video series “Gen V” (2023–2025), a spin-off of “The Boys,” has brought her significant recognition, including a Critics’ Choice Super Award nomination for Best Actress in a Superhero Series in 2024. She is also slated to appear in season five of “The Boys” (2026), the feature film “Kinda Pregnant” (2025), and the comedy series “Based on a True Story” (2023) for Peacock.