Erin Murray Quinlan is a published playwright and composer with credits in NYC, London, and beyond. Erin is also on the selection board for Off-Broadways Players Theater in NYC, and scouts shows for Steele Spring Stage Rights.
Review: The Heart Sellers
The Huntington’s performance of ‘The Heart Sellers’ is worth seeing if only for the combination of these incredible talents, but it is luckily also a beautiful story of finding a common humanity in the most unlikely place, and the perfect play for this holiday season.
Review: Gerald Dickens Performs a Christmas Carol
In stripping down everything to the text and the performer, we are reminded of the proficiency of both, and its a truly delightful thing to experience.
Review: The Book of Will
The Hub Theatre Company’s version of this play makes magic with seemingly little in they way of set and props, but through Bryn Boice’s direction, a sparse stage becomes bustling London.
Review: Something Rotten
If the proof is in the pudding (or the omelette, if you’ve seen the show), this production is proof of what can happen when community theatre is given the support and resources that allow people to showcase their innate creativity and talents.
Review: You Have the Right to Remain Dead
A solid evening of entertainment fit for the whole family.
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