Biography

Currently residing in New York City, and starring in film, television and theater projects, including musicals.

Erin Cronican was raised in San Diego, California and has been acting/singing/dancing since the age of 9. She's an alum of Orange Glen High School and received her Bachelor's Degree in Theatre (Acting) from Pepperdine University, where she was honored with the Mary Pickford Scholarship for Excellence in Theatre. A proud member of SAG, AFTRA and AEA, Erin has performed with some of the finest theatres in New York, Los Angeles, San Diego and beyond.

Erin also has a prolific career on-camera, landing a recurring role on the hit CW television series "Veronica Mars" as Wiedman's Assistant, and playing multiple principal roles on "One Life to Live" from 2008-present. She has also been seen in leading roles in independent feature and short length films, including "Cold Souls" and "Playing Doctor." In addition, she has done countless work in commercials and industrials.

Notable theatre credits include the first ever revival of "Subways Are For Sleeping," the national tour of "Suds, the Rockin' 60s Musical Soap Opera," as well as "The Last Five Years," "Angels in America," "South Pacific," "Evita," "Camelot," "The Wizard of Oz," "Pieces" (for which she won an Outstanding Performance Award), "Avow," "Wit," "King Lear," "The Diaries of Adam and Eve," "Macbeth," "The Good Doctor," and "A Doll's House." She has also written and starred in two solo cabarets: "Thank You, Next!" and "The Callback.

While off stage or set, Erin is a career coach for actors through her company. The Actors' Enterprise, helping actors set goals, organize their business, and create a plan of action with easy tools that can help take them to the next level.

Erin is also an award-winning theatre director and producer.
- IMDb mini biography by: ErinCronican.com

Stand-in for Marley Shelton on the film (Untitled) (2009).

Friends with Will Ohman (MLB Pitcher) after they met while at Pepperdine.

Is the co-founder of The Seeing Place Theater, a social justice ensemble in NYC.