Anne DeSalvo

Anne DeSalvo has established a career as an actress, screenwriter, director, and producer, translating her diverse talents into various projects across film, television, and theatre. After earning an Obie Award for Distinguished Performance by an Actress for her role as Lucille Pompi in Albert Innaurato’s play ‘Gemini’ in 1977, Anne DeSalvo established a multi-faceted career as an actress, screenwriter, director, and producer across film, television, and theatre. Her portrayal in ‘Gemini’ was lauded by Variety magazine as ‘near perfection.’ DeSalvo quickly became a notable performer in both Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, further gaining critical acclaim for her role opposite Harvey Fierstein in ‘Safe Sex’ on Broadway. Known for her ability to portray ‘wise-cracking New York characters,’ DeSalvo built a reputation for compelling performances on stage.

Demonstrating her commitment to nurturing future talent, DeSalvo is a respected faculty member at The Strasberg Institute and the USC Film School, where she shares her extensive industry knowledge and experience with aspiring artists and filmmakers.