Erin is a queer actor, theatremaker, and writer from Tennessee who lives in New York City. She often works in Lima, Peru with her collective, the Paper Architects.

She’s performed on regional and NYC stages (Tennessee Shakespeare Company, Theatre at Monmouth, Greenbrier Valley Theatre, The Brick, The Navigator’s Theatre Company, Hangar Theatre, and more). As a theatre artist, she explores surreal landscapes, queer desire, new mythologies, and forgotten radical histories, such as with Selene and the Dreameater, a fairy tale for grown-ups on giants and resource extraction, and Playtime, an investigation on ritual and isolation in the basement of a theater. She is a Deceleration Lab Artist ‘23-’24 with The Assembly Theatre alongside her longtime collaborator, Lillian White. Together, they make up the Paper Architects Collective, a theatre company that generates performance between North and South American artists. Erin received her MFA in Acting from the University of Houston.

She’s currently knee-deep in development for her solo show on orthodoxy, masculinity, drag, Catholicism and queer joy. It’s called Kingdom Come and will have its bilingual premiere in Lima in September 2024.