Anne Gottlieb
Anne Gottlieb has worked in professional theatre for over 15 years as an actress, teacher, and director. She has taught communication skills, acting, and voice in universities and professional and private studios all over New England, including Brandeis University, Boston College, M. I. T., University of Rhode Island, University of Southern Maine, and Southwick Studio for Creative Expression. Privately, she has coached authors, teachers, lawyers, nurses, therapists, computer specialists, and others to bring their voice, originality, depth, and confidence into their presence with audiences.

Anne's extensive background allows her to apply a myriad of tools from a wide range of discourses, providing clients with many doorways to understanding obstacles and many pathways to achieving desired outcomes. She has trained in voice for 9 years with The Roy Hart Theatre in France, as an actor with the International Michael Chekhov Association, and as a coach with Jennifer Cohen of The Center for Meaningful Leadership. She has presented as a Guest Lecturer at many institutions, including Boston University, University Professors Program, and The Dana Hall School for Girls. She regularly performs and directs in and around the Boston Area.

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