Anna Lublina (they/them) is an interdisciplinary performance maker and educator. As the child of a Soviet Jewish immigrant, they are drawn to diaspora as a creative format and as an anti-nationalist political orientation. They reject disciplinary borders to instead explore the mutability of structure, linking social practice, object theater, dance, music, and text to create installations and performances that imagine more caring, equitable futures.

Anna’s work has been presented at various venues including St. Ann’s Warehouse, Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Ballhaus Ost, Produkionhaus Naxos, English Theater Berlin, Judson Church, the 14th St Y, Center for Performance Research, and The Old American Can Factory, and more. Anna has been supported by fellowships and residencies such as Akademie Schloss Solitude (upcoming 2025), Mar’a’yah Fellowship at Kunsterhaus Bethanian (2024), the LAB at the English Theater Berlin (2024), CEC Arts Link in Uzbekistan (2024), ID_Tanzhaus Frankfurt (2023), the International Jerusalem Fellowship (2022), the Annenberg Helix Fellowship at Yiddishkayt (2020-2022), Plyspace Resident Fellow (2021), LABA Fellowship at the 14th St Y (2019-2020), the St. Ann’s Warehouse Puppet Lab (2018-2019), and more. Anna also works as a director and dramaturg for artists such as Julie Weitz, Gry Tingskog, Raha Dehghanii, and Andros Zins-Browne.

Anna completed a Masters degree in Choreography and Performance at Justus Liebig University Gießen (ATW) in 2023.

Anna’s newest work “The Land Speaks"" was awarded the Ottilie Roederstein Stipendium and premiered at Produkionhaus NAXOS in Frankfurt and at Ballhaus Ost in March and April 2025. Their installation“Bukhara Peace Agency” will be presented as a part of the Bukhara Biennale “Recipes for a Broken Heart” in Fall 2025.