Resume
Resumes available as a *pdf here. Scroll down for some highlights.
Click to download Erin's full academic CV.
Click to download Erin's one-page directing resume.
Recent Highlights
2025
Noye's Fludde
by Benjamin Britten
Music of Grace Concert Series
(Silver Spring MD)
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2024
Macbeth
by William Shakespeare
Avalon & Brookewood Schools
(Kensington MD)
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2023
A Christmas Carol
adapt. Laura Rocklyn
Chesapeake Shakespeare Co.
(Baltimore MD)
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2023
Into the Woods
by Stephen Sondheim & James Lapine
Rockville Musical Theatre
(Rockville MD)
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2023
You Can't Take It With You
by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart
Avalon & Brookewood Schools
(Kensington MD)
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2023
Men on Boats
by Jacklyn Backhaus
Silver Spring Stage
(Silver Spring MD)
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2022
Antigone
by Sophocles
Anne Arundel Community College
(Arnold MD)​
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2021
Blue Stockings
by Jessica Swale
Loyola University of Maryland
(Baltimore MD)
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2020
Cheaper by the Dozen
by Christopher Sergel
Avalon & Brookewood Schools
(Kensington MD)
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2019
Love's Labours Lost
by William Shakespeare
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
(Baltimore & Ellicott City MD)
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2018
Emilie, La Marquise du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight
by Lauren Gunderson
Silver Spring Stage
(Silver Spring MD)
Reviews
Here are some things other people have said about my productions. No, I don’t judge my success or failure as an artist based on reviews. But sometimes it’s nice to know that others are receiving my work as I intended.
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Love's Labours Lost by William Shakespeare
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"Rousuck's Review" on WYPR Baltimore Public Radio with J. Wynn Rousuck
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"Necessity and Realism Prevail Along with Enchantment..." at Broadway World
"It's not always possible for a reviewer to disentangle the directorial contribution from those of the performers and other creative spirits, but here (in part because of her program notes) it's possible to discern pretty clearly the hand of director Erin Bone Steele. This highly variegated show nonetheless reflects a single vision, and it is one, I think, well-honed to bring out the best of the play..."
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Emilie, La Marquise du Châtelet, Defends Her Life Tonight by Lauren Gunderson
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"Theatre Review: Emilie at Silver Spring Stage" at MD Theatre Guide
"Director Erin Bone Steele has orchestrated a beautiful play that brings the elements of love, disappointment, passion and determination into a harmonious dance of wonder."
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On the Razzle by Tom Stoppard
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"On the Razzle at Silver Spring Stage" at DC Theatre Arts
https://dctheaterarts.org/2015/05/30/on-the-razzle-at-silver-spring-stage/
"On the Razzle demands a lot of intricate staging and Director Erin Bone Steele does an excellent job on this demanding two sided projecting stage. She keeps the action flowing so we never realize the shenanigans on stage are so absurd.... The production is a cross between Monty Python and The Marx Brothers. Steele understands that this is not a play with deep meaning stating, “This is a double-fudge comedy with a cherry on top.” The audience gets to enjoy the dessert. It all works masterfully under her leadership.​"
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