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.
Most days you can find her running through Prospect Park apologizing after the bad dog, rehearsing in the tiniest grimiest rooms in New York, or committing sample fraud at her favorite ice cream stand. She has a long history of crossing the student/teacher lunch divide, first as the weird kid who ate lunch with her teachers (1996 - 2011) and then as the middle school English teacher whose room was always open to the weird kids (2017 - 2023).
She is an okay tap dancer and a good friend.
You can find outdated drafts of her plays on New Play Exchange and her interviews with theater artists on Culturebot.
