Anna-Maria Kuricova is a German actress and voice actor born on March 16, 1975, in Hamburg, Germany. She is multilingual, with fluency in English, French, German, Italian, and Slovak, and her native dialect is Hamburgisch. Her formal training was completed at the iSFF Institut für Schauspiel, Film- und Fernsehberufe and the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und darstellende Kunst Stuttgart. She is a recipient of the Förderpreis IHK Kulturstiftung Franken, an award recognizing outstanding artistic achievement.

Kuricova is primarily known for her work in German-language dubbing of anime series and films. One of her notable early roles in this field is providing the German voice for the character Carrie in the 1989 OVA series Riding Bean, which was dubbed into German in 1996. Her other significant anime dubbing credits include Anna Williams in the 1998 OVA Tekken: The Motion Picture, Feorina in Shadow Skill, Asami Igarashi in Mezzo, Yumi Omura in Chobits, and Asumi Hougetsu in Aquarian Age: Sign for Evolution. Beyond these projects, her voice acting work extends to documentary series and other showreel productions.

In addition to her voice work, Kuricova has an extensive career as a stage actress. She has performed with several theater companies, including the Monsun Theater Hamburg, Theatertournee Landgraf, and the Winterhuder Fährhaus Hamburg. Her theater repertoire includes a wide range of classical and contemporary roles, such as Margarete in Faust I, the title role in Emilia Galotti, and Penthesilea in Penthesilea.