BIO 

 Who is Anna? 

Anna (ah-nah), pronounced like the princess from Disney’s Frozen, is a singer, actor, vocal coach, songwriter, voice over artist, and all around creative! She passionately inspires others, both on and off the stage, through performance, writing, and individual coaching.

Anna received her BFA in musical theatre from Belmont University. She also spent time at the Stella Adler Conservatory in New York City, where she received certificates for acting (Summer Conservatory) and original work (Actor Warrior Program).

Some of her favorite roles have been Ellie Blake (Freaky Friday), Naomi (Stolen, orig. cast), Sister Mary Martin of Tours (Sister Act), and various ensemble roles in Les Mis, Mama Mia, My Fair Lady, and even a washer wench at the Sterling Renassaince Festival!

She has also spent time on the land and sea, cruising with the American Empress (AQSC), and touring with the Missoula Children’s Theatre, Madcap Puppets, and Epic Assemblies (an original works arts troupe).

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Anna’s original work has been featured in the Tennessee Women’s Theatre Project’s annual “Women’s Work Festival.” Not only that, Anna has been able to perform many of her original works at a national level, in addition to local events in Nashville and NYC. 

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In addition to performing, Anna teaches vocal lessons both privately and at Nashville Theatre School.

Her self made motto is to, “change culture through art.” She hopes to do this by connecting people to create and share their art, no matter how big or small their platform may be. “I’ve seen the power of creativity heal hearts and change lives: from adults in prison, rehab centers, living at home, or living on the streets to kids with special needs, speech impediments, or day to day insecurities that come with discovering an individual identity, and beyond! Everyone has a story to tell or a hidden passion they long to express. I seek to provide those safe spaces for people to explore their creativity, vulnerability, identity, and joy!“