Erika's birth announcement, titled "Presenting: A REAL LIFE DRAMA", unwittingly foreshadowed her future career as an actor, setting the stage for a life of dramatic performances.
Her early years on the stage began with a Broadway stint in "Coast of Utopia" and "Rabbit Hole", followed by Off-Broadway appearances in "How I Learned to Drive", "The Glory of Living", and "Electra-In-A-One-Piece".
Erika's regional theater credits include "Good People" and "God of Carnage", as well as "The Little Dog Laughed", for which she won the Kevin Kline Award for Best Actress.
Her television career has been just as impressive, with roles on "City On A Hill" (Showtime),"House of Cards" (Netflix),"God Friended Me" (CBS),"Younger" (TV Land),and "Law & Order: SVU" (NBC).
Throughout her career, Erika has earned numerous awards and accolades, including the Kevin Kline Award for Best Actress in "The Little Dog Laughed" and the Connecticut Critics Circle Award for Best Actress in "Good People".
Despite her many accomplishments, Erika's proudest moment remains the simple yet significant act of listing "ACTOR" on her tax return, a testament to her unwavering dedication to her craft.
