Annie Katsura Rollins
- Actress
- Director
- Writer
Annie Katsura Rollins is from Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. While
growing up in Minneapolis, she enrolled in dance classes, then voice
classes, and eventually began performing in plays and musicals. After
accumulating many middle school, high school, and regional theatre
credits, Annie went on to earn a B.A. in Music Theatre from Carnegie
Mellon University.
She then moved to Los Angeles, California, where she was active in numerous theatre and film projects. Her theatre performances include Imelda at East West Players, Conjunto at Playwrights' Arena, Harvest also at Playwrights' Arena, Overflow at Split.Id, and Days When Cocaine Was King at American Renegade Theater. She was also featured in the independent film Americanese (2006) by Eric Byler.
Annie for the time being has left Los Angeles to continue her studies. In the fall of 2007, she enrolled in the MFA program for Theatre Design and Puppetry at the University of Minnesota.
She then moved to Los Angeles, California, where she was active in numerous theatre and film projects. Her theatre performances include Imelda at East West Players, Conjunto at Playwrights' Arena, Harvest also at Playwrights' Arena, Overflow at Split.Id, and Days When Cocaine Was King at American Renegade Theater. She was also featured in the independent film Americanese (2006) by Eric Byler.
Annie for the time being has left Los Angeles to continue her studies. In the fall of 2007, she enrolled in the MFA program for Theatre Design and Puppetry at the University of Minnesota.
