Anne DeAcetis is a member of Actors Equity Association and a founding member of Division 13 Productions (D13). A native New Yorker, she is currently earning her Acting MFA at the California Institute of the Arts outside LA.

 

Most recently at CalArts, she appeared on stage as Anna in Closer by Patrick Marber and as the Queen Mother in Las Meninas by Lynn Nottage. CalArts film credits: Rachel in "Sociology 101," a film by Ragnhildur Sigurðardóttir and Claire in "A Nursery Rhyme," a film by Toby Lawrence.

 

Chicago credits include: Antigone in BLOOD LINE: The Oedipus/Antigone Story (After Dark Award Winner for “Outstanding Production”), The Horse (General's Girl) in The Balcony by Genet, Agnes in a premiere adaptation of The Mustache by Carrère, W2 in Play by Beckett, and Marguerite Duras in The War, adapted from the novel.

 

New York credits include: Chorus in The Trojan Women (guest artist, The Juilliard School), Miss Lucy in Timocina and the Crocodiles (Drama League), and Voice in Cascando by Beckett at HERE. 

 

Previously, Anne studied acting for the stage with Anne Bogart/SITI and Robert Langdon Lloyd of the Royal Shakespeare Company. She has studied on-camera technique with film and television actor Paul Lazar.