Annemarie Hagenaars

Annemarie Hagenaars is an actor born and raised in the Netherlands. She has worked in a variety of theatre productions, film, TV, commercials and also in modeling. Since she was ten years old, she has had two passions in life: acting and astronomy. While navigating the skies with a telescope on the rooftop of her school, she also performed lead roles in the school plays. Annemarie holds a master's in Foundations of Physics and a bachelor's in Astronomy. She went to Drama School (ArtEZ Institute of the Arts) in the Netherlands and worked as a research analyst in Rotterdam for five years. All the while she kept performing in plays, films and on national TV. She then decided to quit her job as a researcher to become a full-time actor and performer. After touring the Netherlands for several years with her one-woman show "The Story of The Einstein Girl", she moved to New York City in 2016 to pursue her acting career in the United States. In November 2017 she joined SAG-AFTRA. She is a professional member of New York Women in Film & Television, the League of Professional Theatre Women and the New York Academy of Sciences.

Annemarie performed a leading role in the Off-Broadway show "Girl Gone: Or Before A League of Their Own" at the Actors Temple Theatre in New York City. In June 2018 Annemarie performed the role of Tullius Rotundus in the production of "Romulus The Great" by the Yangtze Repertory Theatre. In April 2017 Annemarie acted in her first Off-Broadway Actors Equity Association show "CasablancaBox" at HERE Arts Center in NYC, written by Sara Farrington and directed by Reid Farrington. "CasablancaBox" was nominated for two Drama Desk Awards 2017.