Erinn Holmes on the set of Tiny Huge News.  Director Hayli Chwang, Producer Alex Lu.

In Dick Pix, by Daniel McCoy.  Pictured with Kate Abbruzzese (Grace, right) and Lynne Marie Rosenberg (Art Handler 1, center).  TheaterLab, Summer 2018, director Heidi Handelsman.  Costumes by Liam O’Brien, lighting by Cecilia Durbin, set and properties by Sarah Pencheff.

Erinn Holmes with Franklin Street Station creator, writer, and producer Santo D. Marabella at the Tribeca Film Festival 2019 (Water Melts world premiere).

On the set of Franklin Street Station.  Pictured with (left to right) Barry Ciabattoni (Lenny), James Pitts Jr. (James), Susan Behm (Betsy), David. A. Velez (Carlos), and Colleen Ryan (Kathleen); Marabella Entertainment & Education Enterprises.  Directed by Tracy Schott, and produced by Sue Lange, Tracy Schott, and creator/writer Santo D. Marabella.

As Naameh in before the flood, by Emily Bice. Pictured with Kendra Holloway (Adina, center) and Mia Fowler (Yam, right). Directed and produced by Nina Goodheart and co-produced by Kyra Calaway Swanson, in association with Topcat LLC.  Performed at the Chain Theatre, NYC. Costume design by Saawan Tiwari, scenic design by Ryan Goff, lighting design by Charlotte McPherson. Production stage manager: C.Lee.

As Naameh (far left) in before the flood, by Emily Bice. Pictured, left to right, with (back row) Annamarie Kasper (Judith), Gilberto Saenz (Japeth), Jeb Brown (Noah), Mia Fowler (Yam), Kate Margalite (Rebekah), Riley McFarland (Shem), and (front row) Spencer Lutvak (Ham) and Kendra Holloway (Adina).  Directed and produced by Nina Goodheart and co-produced by Kyra Calaway Swanson, in association with Topcat LLC. Performed at the Chain Theatre, NYC. Costume design by Saawan Tiwari, scenic design by Ryan Goff, lighting design by Charlotte McPherson. Production stage manager: C.Lee.

As Naameh in before the flood, by Emily Bice. Pictured with Jeb Brown (Noah). Directed and produced by Nina Goodheart and co-produced by Kyra Calaway Swanson, in association with Topcat LLC, at the Chain Theatre, NYC. Costume design by Saawan Tiwari, scenic design by Ryan Goff, lighting design by Charlotte McPherson. Production stage manager: C.Lee.

With actor Alex Shafer in Eternal Sunshine; written and directed by Jean-Francois Huertas.

With actors Ryan Clardy (left) and Matthew Carter (right) on the set of Tiny Huge News, 2019.  Director Hayli Chwang, Producer Alex Lu.

With actor Ryan Clardy on the set of Tiny Huge News, 2019.  Director Hayli Chwang, Producer Alex Lu.

Franklin Street Station, TV pilot (director Tracy Schott, writer/producer Santo D. Marabella), 2018.

With actor Joel Peterson at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival (Water Melts).

In Dick Pix, by Daniel McCoy.  Pictured with Lynne Marie Rosenberg (Art Handler 1).  TheaterLab, Summer 2018, director Heidi Handelsman.  Costumes by Liam O’Brien, lighting by Cecilia Durbin, set and properties by Sarah Pencheff.

As Jory in Disgraced, by Ayad Akhtar.  Pictured with Liz Shivener (Emily), Andrew Kindig (Isaac), and Abhimanyu Katyal (Amir).  Fulton Theatre, Lancaster, PA, 2017, director Marc Robin.  Costume designer Brittany Leffler, scenic designer William James Mohney, lighting designer Bill Simmons, production stage manager Lizz Bender.

As Jory in Disgraced, by Ayad Akhtar.  Pictured with Andrew Kindig (Isaac).  Fulton Theatre, Lancaster, PA, 2017, director Marc Robin.   Costume designer Brittany Leffler, scenic designer William James Mohney, lighting designer Bill Simmons, production stage manager Lizz Bender.

As Naameh in before the flood, by Emily Bice. Directed and produced by Nina Goodheart and co-produced by Kyra Calaway Swanson, in association with Topcat LLC, at the Chain Theatre, NYC. Costume design by Saawan Tiwari, scenic design by Ryan Goff, lighting design by Charlotte McPherson. Production stage manager: C.Lee.

As the Witch in Into the Woods.  Crane River Theater Company, 2012, director Steve Barth, musical director Brian Botsford.  Costume designer Brittany Leffler, lighting designer Jamie Bentley, technical director Bob Heiden.

As Lainie Wells in Two Rooms, by Lee Blessing.  Pictured with Lois Thalken (Ellen).  Crane River Theater Company, 2012, director Steve Barth.

As the Witch in Into the Woods, by Stephen Sondheim & James Lapine.  Pictured with Alexandria McCale (Little Red Riding Hood) and Joe Knispel (Baker).  Crane River Theater Company, 2012, director Steve Barth, musical director Brian Botsford.  Costume designer Brittany Leffler, lighting designer Jamie Bentley, technical director Bob Heiden.

As Lainie Wells in Two Rooms, by Lee Blessing.  Pictured with Joe Knispel (Michael).  Crane River Theater Company, 2012, director Steve Barth.