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Erin Lilley is an actor and singer living in Mobile, Alabama. The lyric-coloratura is the Vocal Artist in Residence for the Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, can frequently be heard in concerts and recitals, and recently released her debut album, Camena de Angelus.
Erin began voice lessons as a teenager, and continued her education at the University of South Alabama. In 2002, she was one of the first interns named to the Mobile Opera Developing Artist Program, and was also selected to perform in a Master Class for the Metropolitan Opera National Council--an honor she had to turn down, as she was scheduled to play "The Queen of the Night" in The Magic Flute the same day.
In 2004, Erin played "Rosalind" in the Mobile Shakespeare Company's inaugural production of As You Like It, making her the company's first leading lady. In 2005, she was invited to study voice with Jeannette LoVetri of the Voice Workshop in New York, and completed her first national tour in 2006, with the title role of "Beauty" in American Family Theatre's Beauty and the Beast.
In 2007, Erin married Thomas Smith, the founder of Fighting Owl Films, a highly-regarded independent film company, for which Erin is a producer and regular player. The company has enjoyed screenings in film festivals across the country, and its first feature film The Night Shift is currently in post-production and scheduling screenings.
Erin is a Gemini, a bad cook, and the proud owner of two ill-tempered parakeets, Fancy and Rufus. Her album, Camena de Angelus, is now available for purchase through Amazon, where it can also be downloaded.
Erin began voice lessons as a teenager, and continued her education at the University of South Alabama. In 2002, she was one of the first interns named to the Mobile Opera Developing Artist Program, and was also selected to perform in a Master Class for the Metropolitan Opera National Council--an honor she had to turn down, as she was scheduled to play "The Queen of the Night" in The Magic Flute the same day.
In 2004, Erin played "Rosalind" in the Mobile Shakespeare Company's inaugural production of As You Like It, making her the company's first leading lady. In 2005, she was invited to study voice with Jeannette LoVetri of the Voice Workshop in New York, and completed her first national tour in 2006, with the title role of "Beauty" in American Family Theatre's Beauty and the Beast.
In 2007, Erin married Thomas Smith, the founder of Fighting Owl Films, a highly-regarded independent film company, for which Erin is a producer and regular player. The company has enjoyed screenings in film festivals across the country, and its first feature film The Night Shift is currently in post-production and scheduling screenings.
Erin is a Gemini, a bad cook, and the proud owner of two ill-tempered parakeets, Fancy and Rufus. Her album, Camena de Angelus, is now available for purchase through Amazon, where it can also be downloaded.
Lagniappe's 2011 Nappie Award Winner:
Best Area Singer
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The Night Shift comes to DVD on October 25. You can pre-order your copy now at these fine retailers:
Scenes from short films, ranging from suspense to spoof. Films include Camp Hill, 'Til Death, Shadows*The Night Shift (short)**, Cliff Canyon and the Mystery of the Ruby Diamond***, The Strange Experiment of Doctor Purefoy****, and Not-So SuperFriends***** by Fighting Owl Films.
*2nd Place, 2008 Master of the Macabre Competition, Round One
**2009 Drunken Zombie Film Festival, 2009 Lancaster Area Film Festival, 2009 Texas Blood Bath Film Festival, 2010 Queen City Scare Fair Horror Film Festival, 2010 Fright Night Film Festival
***Featured on IndyCast, the Indiana Jones podcast. Episode 57, 2009
****2009 Drunken Zombie Film Festival, 2009 South Alabama Film Festival
*****2010 South Alabama Film Festival
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Camena de Angelus (Songs of Angels) consists of classical sacred favorites, sung by Soprano Erin Lilley. Tracks include the Schubert and Bach/Gounoud versions of Ave Maria, Durante's Vergin Tutt'Amor, and Faure's "Pie Jesu" from Requiem.