Annie Obermeyer

Annie Obermeyer is delighted to join this production of The Tragedie of Macbeth. She has spent the past two years honing her voice: apprenticing one-on-one with renowned Peter Coyote for narration, and training with celebrated Raz Kennedy for singing.

She he has worked at New York’s Public Theater, True Colors Theater, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, American Conservatory Theater, and the National Playwrights Conference. Annie attended Oberlin College and has also trained at the National Theatre Institute and the Saint Petersburg Theatre Arts Academy. She has taught acting at Oberlin College, The Bay School of San Francisco and continues to teach at Berkeley Repertory School of Theatre.

This October, Annie will appear in a short film planned to be developed into a full-length feature written by English screenwriter, Clare L.E. Foster. She is currently developing an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet with Gregory Keller, a director for The Metropolitan Opera. She will be playing, (and singing!) Juliet.

Prior to establishing herself in the arts, she opened her own private chef business in her early twenties. Annie is also a student of Zen Buddhism, having met her root Zen teacher at age fourteen. This foundation infuses her work, practice, and ethics. Annie’s production company shares her childhood nickname, Impossible Tomato.

Theatre Credits

Richard II (Shakespeare’s Globe/Royal Conservatoire of Scotland)

Oleanna (Oberlin College)

Othello (Shakespeare Santa Cruz)

Directing Experience

The Language Archive

An Evening with Romulus Linney: My Ghosts, My Own

Audiobook Narration Credits

Ten Poems for Difficult Times by Roger Housden (Upcoming)

Casting Indra’s Net by Pamela Ayo Yetunde (Upcoming)

Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change by Rob Badger and Nita Winter (with Peter Coyote)

Ending the Search: From Spiritual Ambition to the Heart of Awareness by Dorothy Hunt

Embody Wholeness: Guided Somatic Techniques for Transforming Trauma into Well-Being by Judith Hoagland