Erin Amlicke (she/they) is an actor, writer, and teaching artist who lives in Flatbush, Brooklyn. She has written several adaptations of G.K. Chesterton’s The Man Who Was Thursday, notably a very lesbian 12-person version featuring puppets, stilts, and masks that had a developmental residency back in 2022 with Burning Coal Theatre Company, a site-specific fairy tale for adults about climate change called Selene and the Dreameater (also commissioned by Burning Coal Theatre Company), and Kingdom Come, her solo show featuring many people and live song. She is a co-director of Frontera Flotante, a performance and installation collective based in Lima, Peru, that examines borders through DIY, short-form devising. Erin is also an actor for hire, most recently playing “Joan of Arc” in George Bernard Shaw’s St. Joan and “Viola” in Twelfth Night (Tennessee Shakespeare Company). You may have seen her on the small screen in NYU Skirball/Theatre in Quarantine’s Phantom of the Opera last October. Erin was a Deceleration Lab Member in 2024-2025 with NYC’s The Assembly and has her MFA in Acting from the University of Houston. She currently co-organizes the Care Café with Lois Weaver and Peggy Shaw of Split Britches at La Mama ETC every third Tuesday of the month.