Anne-Marie is a Toronto based Dora-nominated actor, singer, dancer, writer and laugher. She has also emceed four weddings.
As the Ukrainian voice of Elections Canada, Anne-Marie has voiced multiple national campaigns. She has performed in plays, musicals, readings, and improv sets across Toronto, and has toured internationally as a Ukrainian dancer. Her theatre credits include Guild Festival Theatre’s Dora-nominated Alice in Wonderland, which received the 2022 Jon Kaplan Audience Choice Award. She was also the lead in Linda McCready’s The Living Library, her first original cast credit in a published play.
In 2025, Anne-Marie was the Associate Producer of the 45th Anniversary Dora Mavor Moore Awards. In 2023, she was Assistant Dramaturge for the Stratford Festival’s Encountering Ukraine: Readings in Solidarity.
As a writer-performer, Anne-Marie is developing her one-woman show plus None, first presented at Comedy Bar through the Firecracker Department. She has written and starred in three short films, including No Breakfast, which earned her Best Actress at the Paris International Short Festival, and The Perfect Cup, which won Best Short Screenplay at the Hawaii International Film Awards and Best Original Screenplay at the Melbourne Independent Film Festival.
As a child, she was quiet and polite...apart from occasionally standing on restaurant booths and singing at the top of her lungs. Anne-Marie was recently told that fellow restaurant patrons applauded at the end of those “performances”. Maybe that’s when it all began.
Alice in Wonderland (Guild Festival Theatre)
"Krytiuk is adorably feisty as the star-struck, wide-eyed romantic Maggie"
-Cate McKim, Life with more cowbell
Lend Me a Tenor (Alexander Showcase Theatre)
"Anne-Marie Krytiuk’s March Hare winningly scored points in the nonsense word play of the Tea Party"
-Joe Szekeres, OnStage Blog
Alice in Wonderland (Guild Festival Theatre)
"Are you an actor? Dancer? You have the presence of an actor and the poise of a dancer."
-A stranger in an elevator
"Anne-Marie Krytiuk is a treat as the energetic and driven, but lost, Sylvia"
-Cate McKim, Life with more cowbell
The Living Library (New Ideas Festival)
I had the immense privilege of being cast as additional Ukrainian and English voices during post production for three episodes of The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox. While you won’t see me, you’ll hear me as part of the ambience in episodes 103, 104, and 106. I loved this job so much. Improvising in the booth might be one of my new favourite things to do! Here’s to more looping sessions in my future!
Watch The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox on Hulu (USA) and Disney Plus (Canada) now!
