May 2011
Dance Magazine: Anne Mueller
by Martha Ullman West
'...Mueller says farewell to the stage in Nicolo Fonte's Left Unsaid, Trey McIntyre's Speak, and Christopher Stowell's Eyes on You on May 1. These ballets showcase the technical versatility, musicality, and wit Mueller has exhibited in her 15 years with OBT.' Read the full article.

April 2011
Oregon Ballet Theatre review: 'Song & Dance' is a bittersweet farewell to dancer Anne Mueller
by Grant Butler, the Orgonian
'...During her tenure at OBT, Mueller emerged as one of the company's most-reliable artists, capable of dancing lyrical classics as well as challenging modern works.' Read the full article.

February 2011
From Broadway World
'Her closing performance will be particularly apropos, since it highlights Anne's work with three choreographers she has worked closely with during her career: Trey McIntyre, Nicolo Fonte and of course, Christopher Stowell.' Read the full article.

February 2011
Dance review: 'The Stravinsky Project' rocks under strong, cohesive performances.
by Martha Ullman West, Special to The Oregonian Follow
'...Mueller, who retires from the stage at the end of this season, is the linchpin of this ballet, opening and closing it with solos that propel her long limbs into the stratosphere. Stowell's spiky, jagged choreography for her and Lucas Threefoot in two pas de deux that take place in the middle sections of the ballet likewise express those elements in Stravinsky's strident score.

February 2011
Art Scatter, Anne Mueller: Goodbye and Hello by Bob Hicks Read the full article.

June 2010
World-class bellet comes to Caldera
by Oentra Gentry - Nugget News
'...Mueller found part of her inspiration for her choreography from a series of woodcuts called "Never Pet a Burning Dog.' Read the full article.

October 2009
Hoover show has Alabama Ballet in laid-back mode
by Michael Huebner -- The Birmingham News
...'The voice of country crooner Patsy Cline triggered a flood of nostalgia as it filled Hoover Library Theatre in Anne Mueller's Heartaches and Hotcakes.' Read the full article.

October 2009
Oregon Ballet Theatre Emerald Retrospective
by Heather Wisner - Willamette Week LIVE REVIEW
'...choreographer Trey McIntyre and performers Anne Mueller and Lucas Threefoot nicely sidestep the pitfalls of pairing ballet with hip-hop in a duet that’s energized and fresh...' Read the full article.

June 2009
Ballet Builders 2009
by Tim Martin
'...she didn't try to mimic the tales told in the lyrics and therein lay much of the charm of
this suite...' Read the full article.

March 2009
iDanz critix corner
Dance Review: Ballet Builders 2009 at DiCapo
'The choreography of Anne Mueller sends the audience through a nostalgic trip down country music memory lane with her piece, "Heartaches and Hotcakes".'

February 2009
Anne Mueller a must-see in OBT's "Lambarena"
by Catherine Thomas - OregonLive
'...Mueller's fearless central performance was an exquisite interpretation of shape-shifting, serpentine and robotic at once, the intensity of her presence injecting every angle of elbow and stab of leg with almost feral distress...' Read the full article.

October 2008
Iino’s Ease
Oregon Ballet Theatre’s “Swan Lake” Keller Auditorium, by Dean Speer
'The marathon gold medal award, however, has to go to OBT’s mightiest mover, Anne Mueller who danced in all four acts – and not just a little bit. Pas de Trois in Act I; a “big” swan in Acts II and IV; and the ‘Neapolitan’ dance in Act III. Mueller’s verve, attack, and ability to shift from one kind of dance to another were very enjoyable to watch. The ‘Neapolitan’ dance is particularly well suited and a nice match for both her and her partner, Steven Houser.'

June 2008
Balanchine’s Music
Oregon Ballet Theatre’s All-Russian Program: “Tolstoy’s Waltz” Evening Show by Dean Speer
'The first few sections are made around the talents of Anne Mueller, who is partnered by various gentlemen. Mueller is one of the brightest and most intelligent movers on the planet and it was satisfying to enjoy a ballet that showcases her.'

March 2007
Anne Mueller / "Ballerina in the Dell"
by Dean Speer and Francis Timlin - Critical Dance
'...While enjoying Oregon Ballet Theatre's "under-the-ballet-tent" initiative, "OBT Exposed!," we had a chance to talk with company member Anne Mueller about her career during her break.' Read the full article.