personal photos
A new one by Stephanie Girard - minimal makeup and hair -
because somedays you don’t wanna do that stuff…
because somedays you don’t wanna do that stuff…
One of the best scene partners, Liev Schreiber.
With Nick Offerman, playing his “ex-wife Tammy’s younger prettier sister…”
On set of GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT - with the kids!
With the lovely Samaire Armstrong in THE HOUSE ON THE HILL
On the set of VIV AND KEEKS, written by Annie Abrams and me, seen here
A quiet moment after being blown up on 9-1-1
An oldie.. and my first tv appearance.. LIVA from STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
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From the shoot of LOLA JAMES, directed and starring Nicola Peltz, with added brilliance of Virginia Madsen
Stephanie can be seen in CNN's The History of Comedy as Ms. Yeats on Freaks and Geeks.
Shoot for episode of Bosch, airing in March. Starring Jeri Ryan and Mimi Rogers. Stephanie played ADA Amanda Scones
Stephanie as Detective Patti Gaines, in DEATH CLIQUE on Lifetime
Fiona Shaw with Stephanie on the set of True Blood
Fun on NCIS: NOLA!
These guys are fabulous - Sean Murray & Michael Weatherly
Stephanie walks the red carpet at the premiere of True Blood, season four, at the ArcLight Cinerama Dome, in Hollywood on June 21, 2011.
Mischief Night
As Debbie on Desperate Housewives
from Criminal Minds
From Two and a Half Men, with Jon Cryer
Two of my favorite Muppets
A different look
Trying new hair - Light Up the Sky.
Light Up The Sky, the classic comedy by Moss Hart, directed by David McClendon for Theatre 40
David Hunt Stafford, Bryan Bertone, Stephanie Erb, Flora Plumb and Meredith Thomas
David Hunt Stafford, Bryan Bertone, Stephanie Erb, Flora Plumb and Meredith Thomas
As Lily Garland in Twentieth Century at Sierra Madre Playhouse
Stephanie as "Judith Canfield" in Stage Door at The Open Fist
From Blithe Spirit, with Arthur Hanket at Utah Shakespearean Festival
Stephanie Erb as Beatrice, Darin Singleton as Claudio, and Chris Butler as Don Pedro in Much Ado About Nothing
for Shakespeare Festival/LA, directed by Brendon Fox
for Shakespeare Festival/LA, directed by Brendon Fox
PROOF THAT I MUST PLAY A ZOMBIE SOMEDAY (on set of 9-1-1)