Annie Guest is an accomplished American dance instructor known for her expertise across various dance disciplines. She is also recognized as the adopted daughter of actress Jamie Lee Curtis. Though born into the public eye, Annie has carved out her own identity through her dedication to dance, beginning her journey at a young age and evolving into a respected instructor and choreographer. She currently serves as a team director at MNR Dance Factory in Los Angeles, where she works with dancers of varying skill levels and abilities.
Born on December 13, 1986, in Los Angeles, California, Annie Guest was adopted by Jamie Lee Curtis and her husband, director Christopher Guest, through an open adoption that same year. Her grandparents—famed actors Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis—welcomed her warmly into the family. Annie has a younger brother, Thomas Guest, who was also adopted. Close-knit and private, the Guest family is known for maintaining strong familial bonds. Annie is especially devoted to her mother and enjoys spending quality time with her loved ones. Among her personal interests are dancing, caring for her pets, and watching classic films.
Annie showed an enthusiasm for dance from the age of three, quickly developing a passion that would shape her life and career. By the age of eight, she had already participated in multiple national and international dance competitions. Demonstrating exceptional talent and discipline, she pursued formal education in dance and later earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Dance from Kenyon College.
