Erin Miracle
- Actress
- Producer
- Additional Crew
Erin Miracle's journey from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to the heart of Hollywood is a testament to her extraordinary talent and unwavering dedication. From a young age, she immersed herself in the worlds of dance and theater at the renowned June Runyon School of Ballet. A move to Germany at eleven broadened her horizons as she attended German schools and became fluent in the language while continuing her artistic training.
At just twelve, Erin's remarkable talent landed her the coveted role of Annie in a nine-week production, earning her a nomination for Best Actress in a leading role by the International Tournament of Plays. Returning to Oklahoma after three years abroad, Erin excelled as a principal actress in a local theater company while continuing her studies in dance.
During high school, Erin showcased her versatility by seamlessly transitioning between classical ballet roles such as Odette from Swan Lake and starring roles in original musicals that toured the tri-state area. One notable performance was as Trudie Jefferson in the original musical "A Song of Greenwood," created by Tim Long and Jerome Johnson. Her talent and dedication caught the attention of the California Institute of the Arts, where she earned a scholarship and honed her skills in singing, dancing, and acting. Erin then transferred to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Hollywood to further refine her craft.
Upon graduating, Erin embarked on a professional journey that took her to the vibrant theater scene of Chicago, Illinois. There, she showcased her talents in various productions, including Chicago Children's Theater and as the Director of Dance at The Entertainment Project. Her training at prestigious institutions like the Joffrey Ballet and Hubbard Street Dance Theater, coupled with her role as the Principal Dancer for the Anita Davis Dance Theater, solidified her reputation as a versatile and dynamic performer.
Erin's star continued to rise as she ventured into the world of television, appearing in an episode of Patrick Swayze's last TV show, "The Beast." Her talent and charisma also led her to achieve a Guinness World Record as a dance leader in the world's largest flash mob on Michigan Avenue in Chicago for Oprah's 25th Anniversary Block Party.
Recognized for her literary prowess and theological acumen, Erin pursued graduate studies at one of the nation's most esteemed Lutheran seminaries, excelling academically while also serving as a tutor and worship leader. Returning to Los Angeles after her seminary studies, Erin seamlessly re-entered the entertainment industry, establishing herself as a sought-after model and acclaimed actress.
Her credits include starring roles in films such as "Dead Kansas," directed by Aaron K. Carter, for which she was awarded Best Actress at the Downey Late Night Horror Film Festival. Erin's versatility also led her to work alongside industry legends, including Danny Trejo, Shannon Elizabeth, Eric Roberts, and Frank Whaley, in the feature film "Death on the Border," directed by Wendy Wilkins.
Never one to rest on her laurels, Erin co-founded Miracle Makers International Film Festival, a platform dedicated to showcasing emerging talent in the film industry. Under her leadership, the festival flourished, attracting attention for its commitment to diversity and innovation in storytelling. Additionally, Erin co-founded Miracle Makers Productions, a production company dedicated to bringing impactful stories to life. The company's debut film, "The Next Big Hit," premiered at Miracle Makers International Film Festival 2023, solidifying Erin's reputation as a visionary producer.
Venice Sky Productions and Miracle Makers Productions are producing the feature film "Imbalance," written and directed by Dale Griffiths Stamos. As her journey continues to unfold, Erin Miracle remains a dynamic force in the entertainment industry, captivating audiences with her talent, passion, and unwavering commitment to storytelling excellence.
Furthermore, Erin's talents have extended beyond the silver screen, as she was cast as a dancer in the Passion Play at Shepherd Church in Porter Ranch. Directed by Chip Fields Hurd and choreographed by Otis Sallid, this staged play was filmed and televised in over 500 million homes in both 2023 and 2024, reaching audiences around the world and showcasing Erin's versatility as a performer.
At just twelve, Erin's remarkable talent landed her the coveted role of Annie in a nine-week production, earning her a nomination for Best Actress in a leading role by the International Tournament of Plays. Returning to Oklahoma after three years abroad, Erin excelled as a principal actress in a local theater company while continuing her studies in dance.
During high school, Erin showcased her versatility by seamlessly transitioning between classical ballet roles such as Odette from Swan Lake and starring roles in original musicals that toured the tri-state area. One notable performance was as Trudie Jefferson in the original musical "A Song of Greenwood," created by Tim Long and Jerome Johnson. Her talent and dedication caught the attention of the California Institute of the Arts, where she earned a scholarship and honed her skills in singing, dancing, and acting. Erin then transferred to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Hollywood to further refine her craft.
Upon graduating, Erin embarked on a professional journey that took her to the vibrant theater scene of Chicago, Illinois. There, she showcased her talents in various productions, including Chicago Children's Theater and as the Director of Dance at The Entertainment Project. Her training at prestigious institutions like the Joffrey Ballet and Hubbard Street Dance Theater, coupled with her role as the Principal Dancer for the Anita Davis Dance Theater, solidified her reputation as a versatile and dynamic performer.
Erin's star continued to rise as she ventured into the world of television, appearing in an episode of Patrick Swayze's last TV show, "The Beast." Her talent and charisma also led her to achieve a Guinness World Record as a dance leader in the world's largest flash mob on Michigan Avenue in Chicago for Oprah's 25th Anniversary Block Party.
Recognized for her literary prowess and theological acumen, Erin pursued graduate studies at one of the nation's most esteemed Lutheran seminaries, excelling academically while also serving as a tutor and worship leader. Returning to Los Angeles after her seminary studies, Erin seamlessly re-entered the entertainment industry, establishing herself as a sought-after model and acclaimed actress.
Her credits include starring roles in films such as "Dead Kansas," directed by Aaron K. Carter, for which she was awarded Best Actress at the Downey Late Night Horror Film Festival. Erin's versatility also led her to work alongside industry legends, including Danny Trejo, Shannon Elizabeth, Eric Roberts, and Frank Whaley, in the feature film "Death on the Border," directed by Wendy Wilkins.
Never one to rest on her laurels, Erin co-founded Miracle Makers International Film Festival, a platform dedicated to showcasing emerging talent in the film industry. Under her leadership, the festival flourished, attracting attention for its commitment to diversity and innovation in storytelling. Additionally, Erin co-founded Miracle Makers Productions, a production company dedicated to bringing impactful stories to life. The company's debut film, "The Next Big Hit," premiered at Miracle Makers International Film Festival 2023, solidifying Erin's reputation as a visionary producer.
Venice Sky Productions and Miracle Makers Productions are producing the feature film "Imbalance," written and directed by Dale Griffiths Stamos. As her journey continues to unfold, Erin Miracle remains a dynamic force in the entertainment industry, captivating audiences with her talent, passion, and unwavering commitment to storytelling excellence.
Furthermore, Erin's talents have extended beyond the silver screen, as she was cast as a dancer in the Passion Play at Shepherd Church in Porter Ranch. Directed by Chip Fields Hurd and choreographed by Otis Sallid, this staged play was filmed and televised in over 500 million homes in both 2023 and 2024, reaching audiences around the world and showcasing Erin's versatility as a performer.
