Natalie is currently in The Picture of Dorian Gray on Broadway (2 Tony, 3 Drama Desk and 2 Outer Critics Circle awards) serving as a camera operator and puppeteer—a role demanding agility, presence, and acute attention to detail. With a penchant for choreography and intuitive grasp of tone, timing, and rhythm, they bring a highly physical energy to their work, supported by extensive experience in improvisation, mime, stage combat and a wide range of dialects.

Recent stand-out performances include The Mystery of Irma Vep (Third Avenue Playworks), My Cousin Nelu is Not Gay (Ars Nova), and Hold Onto Your Butts (iO & Edinburgh Fringe)—all fast-paced, two-hander productions that showcased Natalie’s comedic prowess, athleticism, and ability to embody multiple characters with clarity and speed.

A generative artist, Natalie is known for originating the award-winning role in their web series The Weekend Detectives, which earned them Best Actress in a Comedy at the Independent Television Festival. Their half-hour pilot script Ride or Die was an Official Selection at the Catalyst Content Festival, and they co-created KEVIN!!!!! as a company member of Recent Cutbacks, which received an Innovative Theatre Award nomination for Outstanding Performance Art.