French Actress
Floanne Ankah acts in film, stage and television. She has performed at venues such as the Public Theatre and the Guggenheim Museum, as well as reading alongside Israel Horowitz. She worked on stage, including for experimental theater works, with directors such as Young Jean Lee, John Duncan, Richard Vetere and Meredith Monk.
Stage, Film & Television
She was a recurring day player on ABC’s One Life to Live as Colette, the French maid. Floanne performed on major feature films, acting oppostite Helen Hunt, and with directors Jonathan Demme, Jim Jarmusch and Barry Levinson. She is the lead actress of the 2008 webisode Life with Flow.
Acting Training
Her New York acting training includes Jay Goldenberg and Ruth Nerken at the School for Film and Television and Edward Morehouse at the Herbert Berghof Studio, as well as private Coaching with Ted Pejovich, Larry Loonin and Simon Fortin.
Floanne graduated in modern dance at the Merce Cunningham Studio, and in long-form improvisation from the Upright Citizens Brigade. Improvisation teachers include Zach Woods, Curtis Gwinn, Kevin Hines, Shannon O’Neill, Gavin Speiller and Armando Diaz at the Magnet Theater.
