Playing Age: 56-66
Height: 5'6"
Eyes: Hazel
Special Skills: Dance
Highlights: Two consecutive years, Anah has performed at the ARUNDEL FESTIVAL in the comedy, 'Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks' and previously worked with VIENNA ENGLISH THEATRE in 'Perfect Wedding'. She has worked with KRISTIAN NAIRN (GoT) in feature, 'The Four Warriors'. And plays The Mother in AMULET (Sundance Film Festival 2020), directed by Romola Garai.
Anah appeared in a season at the National Youth Theatre and then trained at Webber Douglas. She has gone on to relish the challenges of the theatre in France, Germany, Vienna and the UK, including several appearances in the West End opposite David Suchet in ‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’. She appeared in the short film ‘The Assessment’ which was winner of the Jury Prize at Film London Best of Boroughs Awards at BAFTA and ‘Veronique’ which won the Orange Short Film prize. She has also provided audio recordings for Dr. Who with Colin Baker and for Jumbo Books in Hamburg.
Over the years Anah has enjoyed a variety of parts playing a mixture of alive, dead or dying roles….Mother in the horror feature ‘Amulet’ was perhaps a step too far but with the work of a top prosthetic artist got away without being recognised. Since the covid lockdowns Anah has appeared in one of her favourite roles as the receptionist in Pennyworth Season 2 and a terminally ill patient, Mary Chapman in ‘Doctors’ - again you can see where this is going. Stage is also a great love, Joe Orton’s ‘Loot’ enjoyed a great revival at The Park Theatre, Finsbury and then at the Watermill, Newbury as Anah took on the deceased role of Mrs Mcleavy. However, Anah’s reviews certainly made up for her embarrassment as she was skill fully manoeuvred around the stage! Anah acted recently at Frinton on Sea’s summer season in the role of Miss Daisy in ‘Driving Miss Daisy’. She’s a brilliant comedy actress as well as fabulously natural screen and stage character actress.