ERIN QUILL is best known for being a member of the Original Broadway Company of AVENUE Q, which won the TONY Award in 2004.
Other stage work : Madame Rita Liang in the 50th Anniversary Production of FLOWER DRUM SONG, on tour opposite Debby Boone as Lady Thiang in The King & I, creating Grace Chow in DAVE, the musical based on the hit film, directed at Arena Stage by Tina Landau, Book by Nell Benjamin & Thomas Meehan, Music by Tom Kitt, Lyrics by Tom Kitt, Nell Benjamin, Joanne in COMPANY, Reno Sweeney in ANYTHING GOES, & Joanne in GODSPELL.
She has done a tremendous amount of workshops of new musicals due to being able to vocally sight read. Past favorites include HONEYMOON IN VEGAS by Jason Robert Brown, where he wrote the song, Friki Friki for her. HUZZAH by Nell Benjamin & Lawrence O’Keefe, which will see it’s West Coast premiere at The Olde Globe in Fall 2025. JOY, music by Annmarie Milazzo and book by Ken Davenport, which will run Off Broadway in 2025, and finally, CRAZY RICH ASIANS with a book by Leah Nanako Winkler, Music by Helen Park, and Lyrics by Amanda Green and Tat Tong, which will be directed by filmmaker, Jon M. Chu.
She currently recurs as Dr. Wright on Law & Order: SVU.
She has been seen improving opposite John Mulaney & David Byrne on Netflix’s John Mulaney & the Sack Lunch Bunch, riffing with Molly Shannon on HBO’s The Other Two, voicing puppet celebrities for E! on Starvelliance, as well as HBO’s Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, CBS’s The Blacklist, Showtime’s Nurse Jackie, F/X’s Damages opposite Glenn Close, NYC 22 bandaging up Giancarlo Esposito, and NYPD Blue where she mentally sparred with Dennis Franz and Mark Paul Gosselaar.
She co-hosted a pilot for Bravo with Andy Cohen, Seth Rudetsky, & Dennis Hensley called Dishin’ that was so good – Joan Rivers stole it! (It’s ok, she took it as a compliment)
She has been seen in films, national commercials, voice overs, audio books, was a very popular cabaret performer in Los Angeles for while, and toured with Paddy Noonan doing Irish music for 3 years around St. Patrick’s Day. Her favorite thing to do is charity concerts like SPARKLE, produced by Scott Nevins, which benefitted various charities for the LGBTQIA+ community.
She was the beneficiary of the advocacy work done by East West Players in LA, and was cast in the very first Diversity showcases for both CBS and FOX. At NBC, her scripts were chosen as a writer.
She holds a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University and is currently pursuing a MFA in Directing at University of Idaho.
A dual citizen of Australia and the USA, (with the accents to prove it) she has heritage from Ireland, China, Wales, Southeast Asian, Western Asia, Northern Asia, the Iberian Penninsula, and way, waaay back – Scandanavia. She grew up with an Attorney as a Father and an Advanced Teacher in the Royal Ballet System of England as a Mother – however her favorite production of all time is her son, Liam, with whom she lives in New York.