Biografía
Erin Miracle's path from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to the core of Hollywood highlights her exceptional talent and steadfast commitment. From an early age, she immersed herself in dance and theater at the esteemed June Runyon School of Ballet. At eleven, relocating to Germany expanded her perspective as she attended local schools, became fluent in German, and continued her artistic development.
By twelve, Erin secured the lead role of Annie in a nine-week production, earning a Best Actress nomination from the International Tournament of Plays. After three years abroad, she returned to Oklahoma, where she thrived as a principal actress in a local theater company while advancing her dance studies.
Throughout high school, Erin demonstrated remarkable versatility, performing classical ballet roles like Odette in Swan Lake and starring in original musicals touring the tri-state area. A standout role was Trudie Jefferson in "A Song of Greenwood," an original musical by Tim Long and Jerome Johnson. Her abilities earned her a scholarship to the California Institute of the Arts, where she refined her singing, dancing, and acting skills before transferring to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Hollywood to further perfect her craft.
Following graduation, Erin launched her professional career in Chicago’s vibrant theater scene, performing with Chicago Children's Theater and serving as Director of Dance at The Entertainment Project. Her training at prestigious institutions such as the Joffrey Ballet and Hubbard Street Dance Theater, alongside her tenure as Principal Dancer for the Anita Davis Dance Theater, cemented her reputation as a versatile and dynamic artist.
Erin’s career expanded into television with an appearance on Patrick Swayze’s final TV series, "The Beast." She also set a Guinness World Record as a dance leader in the largest flash mob on Chicago’s Michigan Avenue during Oprah’s 25th Anniversary Block Party.
In addition to her artistic achievements, Erin excelled academically in graduate theological studies at a leading Lutheran seminary, where she also served as a tutor and worship leader. After completing seminary, she returned to Los Angeles, reestablishing herself as a sought-after model and acclaimed actress.
Her film credits include a leading role in "Dead Kansas," directed by Aaron K. Carter, which earned her Best Actress at the Downey Late Night Horror Film Festival. Erin has also worked alongside industry veterans such as Danny Trejo, Shannon Elizabeth, Eric Roberts, and Frank Whaley in "Death on the Border," directed by Wendy Wilkins.
A proactive leader, Erin co-founded the Miracle Makers International Film Festival, a platform promoting emerging filmmakers with a focus on diversity and innovation. She also co-founded Miracle Makers Productions, a company dedicated to producing impactful stories. Their debut film, "The Next Big Hit," premiered at the 2023 Miracle Makers International Film Festival, enhancing Erin’s status as a visionary producer.
Currently, Venice Sky Productions and Miracle Makers Productions are producing the feature film "Imbalance," written and directed by Dale Griffiths Stamos. As her career evolves, Erin Miracle continues to be a dynamic presence in entertainment, captivating audiences with her talent, passion, and dedication to storytelling.
Beyond film and theater, Erin showcased her versatility as a dancer in the Passion Play at Shepherd Church in Porter Ranch. Directed by Chip Fields Hurd and choreographed by Otis Sallid, this production was filmed and broadcast to over 500 million homes worldwide in 2023 and 2024, further highlighting her multifaceted performance skills.
