Double-crossing star-crossed lovers narrative based on 100’s one liners from dozen of 1940-1950’s noir films. Based on DOORIKA theater project. Featuring Amy Galper, Casey Spooner, Ford Wright and Magica Bottari.

Erika Yeomans has a varied history in creating interdisciplinary projects in experimental theater, film and video. Her work has been presented at various venues such as Chicago Filmmakers, Ohio Theater, ...

Erika Yeomans is a director/writer of video, film and performance projects. From 1989-1999, she was the Artistic Director of the performance art collective Doorika. She is interested in the restructuring of myth, narrative and the cross-pollination of other medias.

METROGRAPH AT HOME Women’s Film Preservation Fund’s Home Movie Night October 15-31 2022. Curated by Co-Chairs Erika Yeomans & Kirsten Larvick. Program edited by WFPF member Amy Aquilino Narrated by Erinn Ruth. HERFLIX programmed WFPF’s Trailblazers of Early Cinema with panel for special streaming event spring and summer 2021.

Doorika was a performance arts collective based in Chicago and New York City from 1990-1999. It was a collaborative group with a mix bag of visual artists, performers, non-actors and musicians who worked on developing multi-media theater projects. It was co-founded by John Dooley and Erika Yeomans i

Writer: The Bachelors of Broken Hill Farm. Erika Yeomans graduated from New York University.

Erika Yeomans (Writer/Diretor) was the co-founder and artistic director of the performance company DOORIKA where she produced and directed over seventeen original theater productions that toured venues throughout the United States.

Erika Yeomans has created an extensive body of work in theater, mixed media and film. As the co-founder and artistic director of the performance company Doorika (1990-1999), she collaborated with various artists to create multimedia and theater projects in …

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Co-Chair of Women's Film Preservation Fund of NYWIFT. Since 2019. Video and Rights researcher for Associated Press archive.