Erin Zapcic is best known as the first Queen to grace the throne at Medieval Times on the East Coast. Her reign as Queen Doña Maria Isabella included not only delighting thousands of fans every week, but led to appearances in VOGUE, New York Magazine, Mashable and the Today Show. She has also appeared in the critically-acclaimed web series on Amazon Prime called CASTERS, and has produced two short films that have gone to festival. Her first short film, Daydreamer, can currently be viewed on Vimeo and YouTube.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Zapcic grew up singing and acting in her mother’s community theater. After graduating from William Paterson University with a degree in
Music/Theater/Communications, she moved back home and continued to work in local theatre. As a lark, Erin’s mother suggested she check out the local Medieval Times to see if they were hiring any talent. Zapcic was hired as a ‘Wench’, eventually becoming a ‘Princess’ and
ultimately the ‘Queen,’ just as the franchise was updating their program after having a King hold court for 34 years. Not only was this a pivotal role in Zapcic’s career, it was also a milestone for the iconic Medieval Times franchise, audiences, and women of all ages across the country.
With the success as Queen in NJ, Zapcic moved to the West Coast and is now part-time Queen at the Medieval Times in Anaheim, CA. Since coming to L.A., she has been accepted into the prestigious Women in Film organization and has been hard at work creating her own content. She has several new projects in both development and post-production that she is looking forward to releasing later this year.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Zapcic grew up singing and acting in her mother’s community theater. After graduating from William Paterson University with a degree in
Music/Theater/Communications, she moved back home and continued to work in local theatre. As a lark, Erin’s mother suggested she check out the local Medieval Times to see if they were hiring any talent. Zapcic was hired as a ‘Wench’, eventually becoming a ‘Princess’ and
ultimately the ‘Queen,’ just as the franchise was updating their program after having a King hold court for 34 years. Not only was this a pivotal role in Zapcic’s career, it was also a milestone for the iconic Medieval Times franchise, audiences, and women of all ages across the country.
With the success as Queen in NJ, Zapcic moved to the West Coast and is now part-time Queen at the Medieval Times in Anaheim, CA. Since coming to L.A., she has been accepted into the prestigious Women in Film organization and has been hard at work creating her own content. She has several new projects in both development and post-production that she is looking forward to releasing later this year.