Anna Steen

A veteran of the Australian stage and screen, Anna Steen has built a reputation for her immense range and technical precision. Her professional foundation was solidified through years of intensive theater work, most notably as a core ensemble member of the State Theatre Company of South Australia. On stage, she has tackled some of the most demanding roles in the theatrical canon, portraying the psychological complexity of Lady Macbeth, the restrained elegance of Elinor in Sense and Sensibility, and the transformative journey of Anna in A Doll's House. Her versatility is further evidenced by her work in physical theater and high-energy comedy, such as her multi-character performance in Patrick Barlow's adaptation of The 39 Steps. Steen's transition to the screen has been marked by a series of steady, impactful roles. She appeared in the historical drama Sun on the Stubble (1996) and the ABC series Rain Shadow (2007), while her film work includes features such as the thriller Bad Blood (2017) and the supernatural drama Diabolic (2025). Parallel to her acting career, she has established herself as one of Australia's most prolific voice artists. Her vocal versatility has led to collaborations with major brands like Telstra and ANZ, as well as narrating several high-profile audiobooks for Hachette and ABC Audio, including the "Tales of the Otori" series. In recent years, Steen has expanded her creative footprint into the digital space. Influenced by her professional background in storytelling and her personal experiences as a mother, she launched the Kids Story Room podcast. This platform serves as a collaborative hub where she scripts and performs original tales alongside other local artists, bridging the gap between traditional performance and modern audio production. Whether through a physical performance on stage or a nuanced vocal delivery in a studio, her career remains defined by a commitment to the art of the narrative.