Annie lives in Brooklyn with her bad dog, her exceptional cats, and her husband, Harry Rossi. She writes plays and movies, sometimes with Harry. She occasionally directs and frequently produces. She hasn’t acted in years, but she will if you ask nicely.

You can find her in Prospect Park with the bad dog every morning except Thursdays (when she is at ballet class, improving very slowly) and Sundays (when she does theater with developmentally disabled kids). She is a nervous driver, a decent tap dancer, and a good friend. Her previous life teaching middle school English makes her an excellent book club host.

You can find outdated drafts of her plays on New Play Exchange and her interviews with theater artists on Culturebot.