Lily is a stage & screen actor living in Gloucester, MA and Brooklyn, NY.
She trained for her BFA at the Boston University School of Theatre; did a semester in London at LAMDA; and earned the full 4th year tuition Sir Rex Harrison Scholarship for “Emulation of Craftsmanship.”
She trained for her MFA at the American Conservatory Theater, San Francisco. Favorite roles: Cunningham, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, and Ghost of Christmas Past, A Christmas Carol.
She owns & runs Lanes Coven Theater Co with husband Justin Genna in Gloucester. The couple starred as Kate & Petruchio in Taming of the Shrew set in 1910’s Gloucester in 2021; Lily directed The Importance of Being Earnest and starred as Juliet in Romeo & Juliet in 2023. Follow Lanes Coven on IG: @lanescoventheaterco
See Lily on TV in Season 1 of “Julia” on HBOMax opposite James Cromwell, Sarah Lancashire, David Hyde Pierce & Bebe Neuwirth.
Reels & Clips
What People Are Saying
LANES COVEN Romeo & Juliet
LANES COVEN 2023 Season
LANES COVEN’S Taming of the Shrew
JANE AUSTEN’S PERSUASION
“Lily Narbonne played the lead dynamically” - Ipswich Local News. “Juliet is convincingly and winningly played by Lily Narbonne, co-founder of Lanes Coven” - Rich Borofsky, EdD
Lily quoted in THE BOSTON GLOBE, Linda Greenstein “Creating outdoor theater is infinitely rewarding…”
“That’s the horrifying part of “Shrew.” Much of the plot rests on men trying to prove that they can “tame” headstrong women. For both Narbonne and Genna, it’s an acting challenge they are willing to accept.” METRO WEST, Keith Powers
“Lily Narbonne embodies thoughtful grace and well-earned melancholy as Anne Elliot...” THE MERCURY NEWS, Sam Hurwitt
“Lily Narbonne knows how to put skin in the game!” INDEPENDENT NEWS, Carol Graham
A Christmas Carol (A.C.T)
“Lily Narbonne magically swoops in from the sky…” Lily Janiak, San Francisco Chronicle, for SF GATE
“Beautiful and haunting…” Steinbeck, Inside ACT Blog
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
“Lily Narbonne, a comically perplexed Helena…” THE MERCURY NEWS, Sam Hurwitt
In The Summer House, directed by Ellie Heyman
“Lily Narbonne, a spectacularly adroit physical actress…” Tufts Daily
For professional inquiries please contact:
Dulcina Eisen or Barry P. Katz, Dulcina Eisen Associates
eisenagents@gmail.com / 212. 355. 6617