Yasmeen Anderson Photography

Yasmeen Anderson Photography

Yasmeen Anderson Photography

Yasmeen Anderson Photography

Yasmeen Anderson Photography

Solving a mystery as brave mom, Karen (64 Bit Films)

Band promo photo by Kohl Sudduth

As a distraught mother who must witness her own young son's execution (fantasy sequence); film by Jared Rosenthal

As the sharp and spunky Nora Charles, in Mid-Atlantic dialect (WCWP)

Thwacking an intruder as brave mom, Karen (64 Bit Films)

Speaking to police as brave mom, Karen (64 Bit Films)

Anne with her Infusion Improv team, "Pickin' Up McNasty" (photo by Meg Jones Wall)

Promotional image (photo by Alex Dulberg)

At the Chekhov International Theatre Festival in Ridgefield, CT (Schlumberger Theatre)

As strong-willed younger sister Carrie in a new play by Laura Campbell, performed in residency at La Mama Umbria (photo by Don Cabreana)

As the Performer, a not-so-objective narrator (Bushwick Starr)

As Hecuba (Oregon Laboratory Theatre)

Overhearing the last conversation you'd want to as misunderstood worker bee Darla (Scagnetti Filmwerks)

As naive, well-intentioned young student, Rachel (directed by Ragnhildur Sigurðardóttir)

Disbelieving the police as brave mom, Karen (64 Bit Films)

Live at Dolphin Cafe in Port Washington, NY

Live at Bella Napoli in NYC (promoted by Frank Wood)

Live at Tara Hill Tavern in NYC

Recording at The Creamery Studios, Brooklyn

As Violette in her childhood years (Bushwick Starr)

Live at Shrine (Harlem), photo by Kohl Sudduth

Trying to get some work done as misunderstood worker bee, Darla (Scagnetti Filmwerks)

As Ilsa Lund, reimagined as French national, in French dialect (WCWP)

Performing a Harold at D-Lounge in NYC

On set for the made-for-TV movie from NTV Japan

As the sharp and spunky Nora Charles, in Mid-Atlantic dialect (WCWP)

Live at Path Cafe in NYC

As the spirited Horse or General's Girl (Chopin Theatre, Chicago)

On stage at Ringside Pub in Caldwell, NJ (photo by Gary Boysen)

As the suspicious, war-era Violette Leduc (Bushwick Starr)

As the indomitable Queen Mother (Cal Arts, directed by Nataki Garrett Myers)

In her Cal Arts showcase performing a monologue as Claudia (Falcon Theatre, Los Angeles)

As all three voices in the play by Beckett (Old American Can Factory)

Live at Shrine (Harlem), photo by Kohl Sudduth

As the Performer, a not-so-objective narrator (Bushwick Starr)

As naive, well-intentioned young student, Rachel (directed by Ragnhildur Sigurðardóttir)

Staged wedding photo for set dressing (directed by Mariah Garnett)

As the dangerous dissembler Brigid (WCWP)

As a business professional enjoying life in an upscale New York City apartment building

Live at Paddy Reilly's Music Bar in NYC