Anna Aleeva-Stecker
{{short description|Russian playwright}}
{{Orphan|date=February 2022}}
{{Infobox actress
| name = Anna Aleeva-Steker
| image = Анна_Сергеевна_Алеева.jpg
| birth_name = Anna Alekseeva
| birth_date = 15 November 1866
| birth_place = Moscow, Russian Empire
| death_date = 1 May 1936
| occupation = Actress
| nationality = Russian
}}
Anna Sergeevna Aleeva-Steker (real name - Alekseeva, married - Steker) (November 15, 1866, Moscow - May 1, 1936, Moscow) - Russian actress. Sister of K. S. Stanislavsky.[https://www.peoplelife.ru/6794/ Aleeva-Steker, Anna Sergeyevna, People Life]
Early life
She was a student and partner of K. S. Stanislavsky in the Alekseevsky circle [https://mxat.ru/history/persons/aleeva/ Anna Sergeyevna Aleeva, Moscow Art Theatre] and the Society of Art and Literature.
Career
From 1899 to 1903 she played in the troupe of the Moscow Art Theatre. She performed under the pseudonym Aleeva-Steker.
She played on the stage of the Moscow Art Theatre:
• Maria Godunova in The Death of Ivan the Terrible by A. K. Tolstoy,
• Hannu in "Gannel" by Hauptmann,
• Elena the Beautiful and Spring (once) in Alexander Ostrovsky's The Snow Maiden and other roles.
In the post-revolutionary years she worked in amateur circles in the countryside. She taught rhythm.[https://www.kino-teatr.ru/teatr/acter/empire/272749/bio/ Aleeva-Steker Anna Sergeyevna]
She left the theatre due to domestic circumstances.