Erin Roberts is an professional actor, teacher and coach, recently transplanted from New York City. She believes that, as important as it is to foster the progress of theater professionals, it is just as critical to help everyone make theatre an important part of life, even if only as members of an informed audience. She aspires to meet this objective with her personal and professional goals and hopes to inspire others to challenge themselves and their community in kind.
A little late to this party, there are many reviews out already about how Pillsbury House’s latest production is “compelling”...
Let’s just say I had a delightful evening watching Rhythmically Speaking’s collaborative annual show at the Illusion Theater earlier tonight...
While pondering what theme I would choose for my turn at the helm of the MN Fringe blog post for...
I’m a tease I know, once again I saw this show in it’s final weekend so that there are no...
Might As Well Be Dead marks the second time playwright, Joseph Goodrich, has been commissioned by Park Square to adapt...
I must hand it to Six Elements Theatre, if you have any questions at all about what you’re going to...
I spent my Father’s Day afternoon in the darkened chapel of Spring House Ministries, watching the second-to-last performance of Theatre...
Having spent a good part of my adult life in the neighborhoods of New York City and also having survived...
I’ve had a lot of trouble beginning this review. Shakespeare means so much to so many people, inevitably I will...
