The Hidden Anna

Hi everyone, Yes, it’s been a long time. 2023 was cruising along for me and then I got the shock of a lifetime when my landlord increased my rent by an amount he shouldn’t have and pushed up the change of lease date by a month. I had to move but that proved to be […]

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Anna for the summer

Hi all, I’m still doing the regular routine of self-tapes and writing my next podcast episode. One of the parts I got to audition for is a teacher with a gambling problem, which I think is a very funny part for me. I haven’t booked anything in a while and it’s driving me crazy. I […]

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Now with more Sag-Eligibility

Hi everyone, Did I ever take forever to get back to posting. Look back at my resumes, now look back at me, then back to my resumes. I did a thing or two and a miracle occurred! Your favorite quirky blonde is now SAG-eligible and getting an Equity card. How did that second thing occur? […]

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Shakespeare On The Bluff Online

Hi everyone, I was part of the first ever virtual Shakespeare festival, the third season of Shakespeare On The Bluff through LMU, my alma mater.  I was a theatre major and a Spanish minor.  I played the Widow in All’s Well That Ends Well and the Prologue/Epilogue in The Two Noble Kinsmen, both available below. […]

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10 Things About Me!

Hi everyone, In a fun change from the regular post, here are 10 things about me styled after those celebrity fun interviews in magazines. 1. I’m scared of the dark because I still think that monsters will come out. 2. I visited Budapest with my family two days after the Russians had left.  People were […]

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Not The Apocalypse

Hi everyone, I hope you’re alright as we go through this coronavirus pandemic together.  My day job is on hiatus as are all jobs that have more than 2 people in one building.  I submitted Super Break-Up to five film festivals and I already know it wasn’t selected for one.  I took advantage of festivals […]

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Why SAG-AFTRA Is So Awesome

Here is a wonderful response I received from SAG-AFTRA about my query about Non-Union performers being hired for Union projects: Hello Anna, Thank you for your email. We do not have restrictions on non-union performers auditioning for union projects but certain projects do prefer to only hire union performers. This is a personal preference for […]

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Rent: Still Going Strong

I caught the last show of the Rent 20th anniversary tour last weekend. Watching Larson’s musical today, where its setting, the East Village, Manhattan, is now a gentrified landscape of brunching, happy-hour going, twenty-somethings, it is impossible not to ask if the story of Rent is still relevant. via district theatre review: Rent 20th anniversary tour […]

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