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Born and raised in France, Anne-Sophie moved to New York in 2019. She is a graduate of the MFA program in Acting at The New School. Recent NYC credits include: Molière in the Park reading of The Ludicrous Ladies, Arlington, The Cherry Orchard, Measure for Measure and The Last Aisle (Bank Street Theatre). Anne-Sophie has written and produced a movie sharing her personal story: ‘’How I left finance to become an actor’’. She has performed in France and in the US and she recently became a SAG-AFTRA actor.

Glad you asked! She is currently living in NYC.

She has worked in both and always favors a project to a medium. In theater, her recent credits include Isabella in Measure for Measure, Firs in The Cherry Orchard, Margot in The Last Aisle and Isla in Arlington . In film, she starred in Au Bout de Treize - selected at the Nikon Film Festival in March 2023- and more recently wrote and produced How I Left Finance to Become An Actor.

An MFA -Master of Fine Arts- is a rigorous 3 year training in acting with voice, dialect, Alexander Technique, Grotowski, dance, contemporary and classical theater classes. Most of the time, the acting students are already trained actors before starting their MFAs but want to explore and learn more about their craft and themselves.