Erica Rhodes

Born from a musical family--her mother is a concert violinist and her father played the clarinet--it's no surprise that the lovely Erica Rhodes would pursue a career in performance. In addition to acting, she is a trained ballerina and cellist. Erica Rhodes is one of the new breed of actresses that came to fame through online video. In the hit webseries "Upstairs Girls," she played Sandy, and proved to be so popular that she was given her own spin-off, "Sandy's Channel." She is also a regular guest on NPR's "A Prairie Home Companion" as Daisy Buchanan, where she has performed alongside Meryl Streep and Martin Sheen. Her most notable film role is in David Gregory's horror flick "Plague Town," in which she starred as a young woman who travels to Ireland to explore her family's roots only to be confronted with horrible mutant kids. She also produced and starred in "Apt45," which won the Audience Award at the Broad Humor Film Festival. Rhodes was also nominated for Best Leading Actress in a Web Series at the 2011 LA Comedy Awards. Her latest project is the web series "Fourplay," which follows a quartet of young women as they try to navigate the minefield of life and love.