 After surviving what she calls a messy childhood in the South Bronx, Liza did what a lot of people in precarious situations do. She started looking for a family and for stability outside of her home. First, she found a really strict religious group that made her surrender all of her wages. Then she ended up finding a community in theater and on the set of The Bear. And just like her character, Tina, Liza is motivated by those early struggles. You're going to hear how they continue to shape her as an artist.