Anna is a freelance actress and theatre director. As well as touring internationally she has had roles at the National Theatre, Northampton Royal & Derngate, Derby Playhouse, Nottingham Playhouse, Chipping Norton Theatre, Minack Theatre, Hampstead Theatre, Finborough Theatre, Polka Theatre and Theatre Royal Haymarket. Screen work includes Hellraiser: Hellworld, The Scarcrow, Two-headed Creek, Run Fat Boy Run, Confetti, Contagion Cabaret, Holby City, Moving Wallpaper, Waterloo Road, Teachers TV and From Galicia. She sings, plays saxophone and speaks many languages.
Anna is a freelance actress and theatre director. As well as touring internationally she has had roles at the National Theatre, Northampton Royal & Derngate, Derby Playhouse, Nottingham Playhouse, Chipping Norton Theatre, Minack Theatre, Hampstead Theatre, Finborough Theatre, Polka Theatre and Theatre Royal Haymarket. She is a member of Creation Theatre's rep company. Screen work includes A Small Light (Disney+), Hellraiser: Hellworld (Miramax), The Scarcrow, Two-headed Creek, Run Fat Boy Run, Confetti, Contagion Cabaret, Emmerdale, Holby City, Moving Wallpaper, Waterloo Road, Teachers TV and From Galicia. She sings, plays saxophone and speaks several languages.

Witch of Edmonton in The Witch of Edmonton
Creation Theatre
Anna Tolputt as Elizabeth Sawyer was incredibly enjoyable to watch.
The London Horror Society
Evil Countess in Cinderella
Production Exchange, dir Colin Blumenau
Debo in In the Footsteps of the Mitfords
Scary Little Girls.
The actress captured the essence of Debo completely Tatler
Harper in Angels in America
Contagion Cabaret the Movie, dir John Terry
Roksana in Two Heads Creek
Hummingbird Films, dir Jesse O'Brien
Puss in Puss in Boots
Chipping Norton, dir John Terry
NOMINATED BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR GREAT BRITISH PANTO AWARD
Tolputt gives a charismatic turn as the eponymous cat The Stage
Fool in King Lear
Winchester Players, dir Simon Taylor
Passepartout in Around the World in 80 days
Chipping Norton, dir John Terry (photo Ric Mellis)
Passepartout proves to be worth his weight in gold — with Tolputt hilariously doubling up in other roles Oxford Mail
Actress in Bun
Ginger Pod films, dir Alex Veitch
WINNER BEST ACTRESS SOME LIKE EM SHORT
Rosalind in As You Like It
Winchester Players, dir Simon Taylor
Hertha in Spring Storm
National Theatre, dir Laurie Sansom
Anna Tolputt shines as the shy, ardent librarian, devastatingly left on the shelf by Arthur.
Independent on Sunday (Photo photostage.co.uk)
Tabitha in Dolls
dir Kelly Holmes
Grace in Slug!
Human Behaviour, dir Sophie Trott
Hertha in Spring Storm
Northampton Royal & Derngate, dir Laurie Sansom (photo Robert Day)
Anna Tolputt is exquisite as mousy librarian Hertha Metro
Bernadette Callaghan in Waterloo Road
BBC
Emma in Larkrise to Candleford
Finborough Theatre
dir: John Terry & Mike Bartlett
Tolputt is Laura’s weary mother, proud yet humble in adversity and with a tenderness exemplified as she breaks down in despair to her aging father. The Stage
Hermia in Midsummer Nights Dream
Derby Playhouse, dir Karen Hebden
…there’s not so much chemistry between Tolputt's Hermia and Lysander as sheer electricity… Derby Evening Telegraph
(photo Robert Day)
Prim in The Scarcrow
Gaia Media, dir Andy Thompson The girls are all fun, smouldering like vintage starlets Kim Newman
Jean in The Entertainer
Derby Playhouse, dir David Freeman
Threlfall gives a masterful performance as Archie with strong support from Anna Tolputt British Theatre Guide (Photo Robert Day)
Allison in Hellraiser 8
Dimenson Films, dir Rick Bota
Miranda in The Tempest
Minack Theatre, dir Simon Taylor
Above all there is Anna Tolputt as that “love of his life”, who as a spirited Miranda simply sparkles, makes one believe, in the nicest possible way, that she really does love men, “beauteous mankind” and that with such people in it the world has to be brave and new. Far and away the finest Miranda I’ve seen on this stage…The Cornishman
Alice Barbin in Shapeshifter
Hampstead Theatre rehearsed reading, dir Kally Wilkinson
Tolputt gave a stunning performance as the young teacher, Alice Barbin. Having lived 18 years of her life as a woman, Barbin was diagnosed as a biological male.
Indie London (photo: Michael Wharley)
MC in The Contagion Cabaret
Chipping Norton Theatre, dir John Terry
Aunt Mabel in Cat in the Cupboard
Tiny Light Theatre, Tour