AUGUST 13, 2014 – Hereafter Musical, a thought provoking new musical by Vinnie Favale and Frankie Keane about the age old human desire to communicate with our loved ones who have passed, told from the perspectives of both the living and the departed, is slated for an open-ended run, Off-Broadway, at the Snapple Theater Center…
New Jersey Film Festival: Saturday, June 7th @ 7pm at Rutgers University, New Brunswick
Female Eye Film Festival: Saturday, June 21st @ 8:30pm in Toronto, Canada
MAY 29, 2014 – After premiering at New York’s Visionfest Film Festival and winning top honors for Sound Design, THE SOUND won entry into several film festivals this summer. In the short film, Eileen plays “Mom” to the protagonist in a critical flashback in his life, as the sounds of the city haunt him after…
Watch Eileen in her feature film debut in Jason Reitman’s LABOR DAY as Meredith Jones, the anchorwoman breaking the unfortunate news to Kate Winslet that the stranger she just let into her home is an escaped murderer… That’ll just ruin your holiday weekend, won’t it? So see Eileen in a MOVIE on a TV…
A sampling of my voice work!
May 16th @ 9:30pm
54 Varick St, NYC 10013
This short film won a coveted slot in the 14th Annual Visionfest Film Festival…It’s dark and moody and Eileen plays a pivotal role in a flashback scene that alters the protagonist’s life in ways neither of them can imagine. Read on for details and come walk the red carpet with us! Don’t say we never take you anywhere fancy…
APRIL 29, 2014 – You can now own Eileen’s feature film debut! LABOR DAY stars Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin, and our redhead as Meredith Jones, who reports on the prison escape of Brolin’s character.
APRIL 28, 2014 – Tickets are now on sale for the world premiere of The Sound, a short film about a man haunted by a violent choice he made for love…through every sound that surrounds him.
APRIL 25, 2014 -In this enigmatic family drama by Deborah Rennard, Eileen read the role of the mysterious therapist, Aracely, alongside a cast that included Parker Posey and an audience that included Director Paul Haggis….
In a major musical number, Eileen consoles the elderly, scotch-swilling, Broadway-dreaming Aunt Lil after she suffers a rejection. LEGAL WARNING: The uber-catchy song is brain-contagious…
