Anne Cecelia Haney

Anne Cecelia Haney is a bilingual Brooklyn-based director, musician, and translator. Her​ ​​production of Ellen McLaughlin’s The Trojan Women ​was nominated for a Drama Desk​ ​Award for Outstanding Adaptation. Recent directing credits include​ Max Mondi’s​ House of Karen (Signature Theater x Columbia University) and ​Eli Nixon’s ​B​lood Bag (Brown University,​ ​Barn Arts). Anne has also developed and directed work at JACK, The Bushwick Starr Reading Series, The Samuel French Off-Off​ ​Broadway Festival​, ​Dixon Place, Rising​ ​Circle, The Brick, The Tank, Cloud City/The Freight Project, and Highways​ ​Performance Space, among others.

Assistant directing includes the world premiere of the Pulitzer Prize-winning​ ​opera Angel’s Bone at the 2015 Prototype Festival and Taylor Mac’s A ​24-Decade History of Popular Music ​at St. Ann’s Warehouse, as well as productions for BAM’s Next Wave​ ​Festival​ ​and Atlantic Theater Company.

Anne is currently a Resident Director at The Flea Theater, the Literary Manager of Old​ ​Sound Room Performance Ensemble, and the Editorial Associate at 53rd State Press.​ ​B.A., Comparative Literature, University of Virginia.​

www.annececeliahaney.com