Frozen

Ann has been lucky enough to be a part of the Harlequin family since back in the Washington Center days, appearing in more than 20 productions. She was most recently seen as Unknown Male in Is This A Room earlier this season.  Some past favorite productions include: The Highest Tide; I Ought to Be in Pictures; August: Osage County; Present Laughter; To Kill a Mockingbird; Fighting Over Beverly; End Days; The Last Schwartz; Frozen; A Streetcar Named Desire, and Arcadia. On the other side of the stage at Harlequin, Ann directed Dry Powder and La Bete. She earned her bachelor’s degree in theater from Lewis & Clark College. It’s a delight to be a part of this grand production and creative ensemble.

Broadway: Six Degrees of Separation, Guys and Dolls, Translations. Off Broadway: Up Against It, (Joseph Papp Public Theatre). Regional credits include Private Lives (Alley Theater, Houston), Arms and the Man, As You Like It, An Ideal Husband (Center Stage, Baltimore), and Present Laughter (Hartford Stage). Arms and the Man, Intimate Apparel, Nora (Intiman). An American Daughter, Twelfth Night, Dancing at Lughnasa, Sylvia, A Great Wilderness (Seattle Repertory Theater). Going to Saint Ives, Omnium Gatherum, Grand Magic and Miss Witherspoon (A Contemporary Theater); My Name is Alice, The Voice of the Turtle, As You Like It, Hay Fever, Crimes of the Heart (Tacoma Actors Guild); Antony and Cleopatra, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Frozen, The Love List, The Constant Wife, Arcadia, The Tempest, Hapgood, Rough Crossing (Harlequin). Film: Bad Girls, Back Spot Turn, Laggies. TV: One Life to Live, Another World, MTV’s Pirate TV. Commercial Voiceovers: Campbell’s, Kohler, GTE, Bain de Soleil, Evian, Converse, Evian, Kitchenaid, to name a few. Concert Stage: Honnegger’s King David with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s and the Choir of Men and Boys (St. Thomas Fifth Avenue, NYC), Slain in the Spirit (St. Ann’s for the Restoration and the Arts, Brooklyn, NY). Best Actress nomination with “BWW Best of 2014.” Graduate of the University of Washington Opera Department and The Juilliard School.