Anne-Marie is a Toronto-based Dora nominated actor, singer, dancer, writer and laugher. Lately she has been receiving recognition for her writing. Anne-Marie's short film The Perfect Cup recently won BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY at the Melbourne Independent Film Festival. Her short story, The Anchor, came in 8th place in its category, in the 2022 NYC Midnight 250-word Microfiction Challenge. Another of Anne-Marie's short stories, Happy Birthday, Pearl! was announced as an honourable mention in the Firecracker Writing Department's 2022 Short Story Challenge.
In 2021, Anne-Marie had the opportunity to work with the Guild Festival Theatre in their Dora nominated production of Alice in Wonderland. In addition to being nominated for seven Dora awards including Outstanding Production and Outstanding Ensemble, the production received the 2022 Jon Kaplan Audience Choice Award..
Anne-Marie has done a variety of voice overs across Canada. As the Ukrainian voice of Elections Canada, she has voiced multiple television and radio commercial campaigns. She has also performed in multiple plays, musicals, readings, and improv sets, locally in Toronto. Anne-Marie coaches dialect and has been on multiple international tours, performing Ukrainian dance. Counting Sheep, a production where she was an original cast member, went on to win the Dora award for Outstanding Ensemble in the Musical Theatre Division. The first published play listing her as an original cast member was Linda McCready's The Living Library.
Anne-Marie is the creative force behind @AMKdoesAMK on Instagram, singing a cappella mash-ups of musical theatre songs. She is also writing away and has shared a weekly #MondayMonologue on her Instagram stories (@itsannemariek) since November 2020.
As a child, she was quiet and polite in public places...apart from occasional 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”, so 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)
In 2022, I received my certificate in Film and TV Industry Essentials from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. While in the program, I created the short film, The Perfect Cup. So far the film has placed as a Finalist at the Independent Shorts Awards and a Semi-Finalist at the New York International Women Festival, Paris Women Festival.
I am ecstatic to announce that The Perfect Cup won the award for BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY at the Melbourne Independent Film Festival. It is an honour to receive this recognition.
I am excited to announce that Guild Festival Theatre's production of Alice in Wonderland received the 2022 Jon Kaplan Audience Choice Award at the 42nd Annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards.
This is the only award chosen by the public. I am in absolute awe that we received it. Thank you for selling out the run last August, and then voting for our show amidst all of the other amazing productions you had to choose from.
Alice In Wonderland made history with this win by being the first show in the Theatre for Young Audiences Division to receive the Audience Choice Award. Thank you!
It was an incredible honour for our show to be nominated for seven Dora Awards, leading the Theatre for Young Audiences Division. My heartfelt congratulations go out to the cast and crew for this incredible achievement. It is thrilling to now be a Dora Nominated performer.