Elizabeth's 22-23 season is punctuated by three recitals with pianist Simon Lepper which she has curated especially for London's Wigmore Hall, celebrating the significant song-output of British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. Spring 2023 will see Elizabeth make her US recital debut with performances at Vocal Arts DC in the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. and Capital Region Classical in Schenectady, New York. Last year, Elizabeth released her debut solo album Heart & Hereafter - a collection of twenty-five songs by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, fifteen of which were world-premieres – which reached the Top 5 in the iTunes classical album charts, was named "Album of the Week" in the Sunday Times, and won "World Premiere Recording of the Year" in the Presto Music Awards 2021.

Further highlights this season include her role and house debut in the title-role in Ariadne auf Naxos at Opera North, Strauss' Four Last Songs with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, and her debut concert with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

Elizabeth's recent operatic appearances have included landmark role and company debuts as Jenůfa at Welsh National Opera, Desdemona in Otello for Grange Park Opera, directed by David Alden, and Alice Ford in a new co-production of Falstaff by Sir David McVicar for Scottish Opera, which was also performed at the Edinburgh International Festival.

In 2014 Elizabeth made her house and role debut at the Royal Danish Opera as Bess in Gershwin's Porgy and Bess, a role with which she made her US debut at Seattle Opera, and most notably her house debut at the Metropolitan Opera, New York. Elizabeth also returned to the Royal Danish Opera to sing the title role of Suor Angelica and Giorgetta in Il Tabarro, as well as making her acclaimed debut in the title role of Madama Butterfly.

In more recent years, Elizabeth has established herself as a notable lyrico spinto soprano, singing title roles across the UK and Germany - Verdi's Aida and Luisa Miller; Puccini's Manon Lescaut and Tosca, and the role of Elsa in Wagner's Lohengrin. Elizabeth was also nominated for "Singer of the Year 2013" in OpernWelt magazine for her portrayal of Amelia Grimaldi in Simon Boccangera, a role she later performed under the baton of Sir Mark Elder. Other roles include Margherita/Elena in Boito's Mefistofele, Magda de Civry in La Rondine, Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni, Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte, Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro, Governess in The Turn of the Screw, and the title role in The Merry Widow.

Recent concert highlights have included the world premiere of James MacMillan's When Soft Voices Die at the First Night of the BBC Proms 2021.

Performance highlights have included an invitation from the Wigmore Hall, London to present a three concert project on the songs of Joseph Marx; recital tours with Stéphane Degout which have included the Ravinia and Edinburgh Festivals and the opera houses of Bordeaux, Dijon, La Monnaie, Lausanne and Lyon; recitals at Carnegie Hall, New York with Karen Cargill and Sally Matthews and at the Frick Collection with Christopher Purves; performances of the Schubert song cycles with Gerald Finley and Mark Padmore including at the Schubertiade, Hohenhems, recitals with Christiane Karg at Frankfurt Opera, Schwarzenberg Schubertiade and the Rheingau Fesitval and recitals with Angelika Kirchschlager at the Verbier Festival and at the Wigmore Hall.

He has presented an all Schubert programme with Ilker Arcayürek in Barcelona, Zürich, New York (Park Armory), San Francisco and at the Wigmore Hall where further appearances have included recitals with Dame Felicity Palmer, Karen Cargill, Sally Matthews and Mark Padmore. With Benjamin Appl he toured to India including recitals in Mumbai and Chennai and gave the opening performance for the highest concert hall in the world in Shenzhen with Aida Garifulina. Future highlights include a European tour with Stéphane Degout, recitals at the Wigmore Hall with Sally Matthews and an American tour with Elizabeth Llewllyn

His discography includes a recital disc with Dame Felicity Palmer, 2 volumes of Debussy Songs and a Strauss disc with Gillian Keith, a disc of French Song and Mahler songs with Karen Cargill, the complete songs of Jonathan Dove with Kitty Whately and a CD of contemporary violin works with Carolin Widmann which received a Diapason d'or. Recent releases include the songs of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor with Elixabeth Llewellyn, a CD of Schubert songs with tenor Ilker Arcayürek, a disc of Ballads with Stéphane Degout as well as recital disc "Poèmes d'un jour" which was a Gramophone magazine editor's choice. Future CD releases include a "Woman in Gold" fin-de-siécle Viennese songs sung by Robyn Allegra-Parton and a song CD with Christopher Purves.