Erica Molfetto is a Manhattan-based creator whose work aims to highlight the unique, sometimes uncomfortable, stories of women and their mental health. Most recently, her pandemic comedy cabaret “LAUGH AGAIN,” sold out its run at Don’t Tell Mama in NYC – you can listen to the show here.

In 2021, her half-hour comedy pilot “BEARDS,” was a finalist at the Fusion Film Festival. At the helm of the pandemic, she wrote, produced, and emceed “CREATIVITY IS NOT CANCELED,” a digital song cycle that raised money for artists affected by COVID-19. She had bangs at the time.

This spring, she made her off-Broadway writing, performing, and directing debut with the DIY cabaret “GAY ICON,” at Rattlestick Theatre company – which was later featured in Lincoln Center’s: Broadway’s Future Songbook.

In a lifetime before the pandemic, she produced, directed, and performed a monthly comedy show, “GETTING FAMOUS,” in theatres across NYC.

Erica is a recent graduate of the Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program at NYU, and holds a BSJ in Journalism from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism.

She’s eligible to be SAG eligible.