Erin E. O’Neill

Erin E. O’Neill is an American actor based in the Mid-Ohio Valley working in regional theater as well as emerging film and television projects. She is often cast as intelligent, grounded women in roles such as professionals, mothers, leaders, and morally complex characters navigating difficult circumstances. Her theater credits include The Crucible (Elizabeth Proctor), Dial M for Murder (Margot Wendice), Blithe Spirit (Madame Arcati), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Judy), Robin Hood (Queen Eleanor), and The Gods of Comedy (Thalia). She has also assistant directed productions including You Can’t Take It With You and The Giver. O’Neill began performing at a young age and continues to work regularly in regional theater across Ohio and West Virginia. She is currently expanding into film and television and is represented by Helen Wells Agency and The Talent Group. In addition to acting, O’Neill is a co-founder of the Mid-Ohio Valley Entertainment Commission (MOV Film), where she serves as Director of Strategy and Community Engagement. Through this work she collaborates with filmmakers, educators, and community leaders to help develop production opportunities and workforce pathways in Southeast Ohio. She is also developing a psychological thriller screenplay.

Erin E. O’Neill is an American actor based in the Mid-Ohio Valley working in regional theater as well as emerging film and television projects. She is often cast as intelligent, grounded women in roles such as professionals, mothers, leaders, and morally complex characters navigating difficult circumstances. Her theater credits include The Crucible (Elizabeth Proctor), Dial M for Murder (Margot Wendice), Blithe Spirit (Madame Arcati), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Judy), Robin Hood (Queen Eleanor), and The Gods of Comedy (Thalia). She has also assistant directed productions including You Can’t Take It With You and The Giver. O’Neill began performing at a young age and continues to work regularly in regional theater across Ohio and West Virginia. She is currently expanding into film and television and is represented by Helen Wells Agency and The Talent Group. In addition to acting, O’Neill is a co-founder of the Mid-Ohio Valley Entertainment Commission (MOV Film), where she serves as Director of Strategy and Community Engagement. Through this work she collaborates with filmmakers, educators, and community leaders to help develop production opportunities and workforce pathways in Southeast Ohio. She is also developing a psychological thriller screenplay.