Erin can be seen next in a special one-night revival of “The Tidings Brought to Mary,” playing at the Hammerstein Ballroom on January 15, 2011 as part of the New York Encounter festival! Click here for tickets to this exciting event!

Erin was last seen as Isabella in Love Creek’s production of “Measure for Measure,” which ran in Manhattan in August 2010.

Check out what the critics had to say about Erin’s performance as Rosalind in Storm Theatre’s production of “As You Like It,” from May 2010, and click here for photos:

“The major role of Rosalind is intelligently acted by Erin Beirnard…” (Deirdre Donovan, TheatreScene.net)

“Erin Beirnard’s Rosalind is wistful and brave, and appealingly girly despite her boyish disguise…” (Monica R. Wiegel, First Things Online)

“Convincingly youthful…Salgado and Beirnard give us two young people irretrievably in love. We’re fully immersed in their story…” (Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com)

Check out what the critics had to say about Erin’s recent appearance in Storm Theatre’s production of The Satin Slipper:

“Erin Beirnard, who had the lead in Storm Theatre’s first Claudel show, The Tidings Brought to Mary, has three lovely cameos[.]” (Martin Denton, nytheatre.com)

“Erin Beirnard…navigates her way through multiple roles as Dona Musica, The Moon and The Gleaner Nun with appealing sincerity and ease.” (Monica R. Weigel , First Things Online)

To learn more about the critically-praised production of The Satin Slipper, visit www.stormtheater.com.

“[Erin] Beirnard does especially well as Violaine…” (Backstage.com)

“Beirnard, with her melodious voice, is a standout…” (TheaterOnline.com)

“In particular, Erin Beirnard brings a humanizing vulnerability to the role of the saintly Violaine.” (J.B. Spins: On-Stage)

“Beirnard is especially memorable in the second part of the play, conveying Violaine’s extraordinary goodness…without affect or comment.” (NYTheatre.com)

View photos from Erin’s recent critically-lauded performance in the Storm Theatre’s production of The Tidings Brought to Mary.