Recently, Ericka can be found in Brilliant Minds Season 2, The Rabbit Hole and in the primetime movie Recipe for Romance, an adaptation of the Harlequin book, Sweet on You. 

Ericka also voices Hamarun in Ubisoft's Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora - Secret of the Spires. Coming soon in 2026, Ericka can be found in the feature film, Sunburn, directed by Serville Poblete.

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Ericka will be in Open Heart Surgery Theatre's play, Erased, for the Heidelberger Stückemarkt Festival in May 2026. This summer, Ericka will be performing in Liars at a Funeral at The Capitol Theatre in June 2026.

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As an actor, mover, and collaborator, Ericka has developed new Canadian plays with Factory Theatre, Tarragon, fu-Gen Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, Nightwood, Theatre Direct, Open Heart Surgery Theatre, Soulpepper Theatre, and Roseneath Theatre. They performed in Italian Mime Suicide at The Theatre Centre which won multiple Dora Awards(2022). And in October/November 2022, Ericka performed in the world premiere of The Waltz at Factory Theatre. With Ericka, The Waltz returned to Toronto to begin its tour in 2023 and carried on at Prairie Theatre Exchange and Great Canadian Theatre Company .

 

Ericka is a 2020 honours graduate of Humber College’s Theatre Arts - Performance program where they trained in new work creation, devised and physical theatre and received the Distinguished Performer Award and Dean Scholarship.

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They were a part of Shakespeare in The Ruff's Young Ruffian Apprenticeship (2021) where they furthered their training in theatre creation and performed the beginnings of a new play in the Apprenticeship's culminating showcase.​Their first short film, till you dug, which Ericka wrote, directed, filmed, and performed debuted with Theatre Oculus's REVERB 2021 Showcase.

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In creation, Ericka intertwines various artistic expressions: playwriting, physical theatre, movement, dance, poetry, rhythm, and embodied sound. They create experimental pieces, telling stories that magnify the microscopic complexities and conflictions within our human experience and the non-linear healing and growing of identity through a first generation Filipinx-Canadian perspective. 

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In their creations, Ericka aims to expand the ways in which we see each other, connect, hold, and care for one another.