Annette Daniels Taylor is a theater artist, playwright,singer, poet and storyteller.

Annette, a native of the forgotten New York City borough of Staten Island started her performance career in her mama’s bedroom; and read romance novels as she practiced putting on lipstick. 

While working as a fashion designer and music video stylist in N.Y.C. with such well known celebrities as Ruby Dee and the late Ossie Davis, Queen Latifah, Lenny Kravitz, Prince Raheem a.k.a the RZA, Missy Elliot, Martin Lawrence, Living Colour, and Russell Simmons she kept writing and acting and received a scholarship to attend the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute. Annette realized she was spending more time contributing to the development of already well known artists while trying to squeeze time in to develop her own craft.  

 years ago she moved away from New York City to Buffalo.

Her playwright credits include Mama Songs, a musical-memory-hip-hop- love poem about 3 generations of Mama’s, originally commissioned by the Arts In Education Institute of Western New York; A Symphony Down In My Soul, a historical timeline of the American Negro told through poetry and song ; 3 Women, the story of a girl who grows up longing to be in love; Boat Leaving in Ten Minutes, about a chance meeting between two former high school friends at the Staten Island Ferry and The Bus, about the overheard conversations of various characters on a New York City metro bus Annette is writer-in-resident at The Langston Hughes Institute. She is also a teaching artist for The Arts in Education Institute of Western New York, Irish Classical Theatre Company and The African American Cultural Center.

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