A Northern Virginia native, Erin grew up riding horses and singing way too loudly every chance she got. She attended the all-women's Hollins University, where she majored in Music for Vocal Performance. While there she was an avid thespian and rode on the prestigious equestrian team all four years, serving as captain her senior year (and earned 3rd place at Nationals).

 

After college Erin moved to New York to pursue musical theater. She fell into improv through The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and was hooked. She continues to perform improv, music improv, and sketch comedy at venues across the city including UCB, The PIT, Magnet, & BCC. She's appeared in musicals and plays throughout NYC, was in a TV pilot which has yet to air, and can be seen in various films, commercials, and videos on Funny or Die.

Erin creates her own comedy with characters and sketches and largely has the pandemic to thank for that (which she won’t). Without sketch shows to act in, Erin started writing for herself and when theatres opened back up, she pitched the musical character show, MUSIC MANIA, to The Squirrel Comedy Theatre and they put it up at Caveat in the LES. 

*You can see videos of Erin’s work on this very website!

When Erin isn't performing, she can be found doing the NY Times Sunday Crossword or trying not to fall off the treadmill at the gym. Her lifelong dream is to be a singing actress on horseback, and thanks to her parents telling her she was special way too often as a child, she still thinks it’s a viable career choice. In her downtime she visits her mom in northern Virginia because there is nothing more important than family, and it's where she can ride horses.