Natalie recently graduated from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County with a BFA in Acting and a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies in Dance and Culture. She currently teaches dance classes at the Mt Airy Studio of Dance. She also designs and runs theatre camps at Montgomery College during the summers.

Some of her favorite roles at UMBC include: Markers (Sandy), The Threepenny Opera (Dolly/Beggar), Silence, Cunning, Exile (Prostitute), The Edge of Ross Island (Sarah), The Faulkner Project: As I Lay Dying (Ensemble), the 2006 and 2007 TheatreCom productions of The Vagina Monologues as well as many of the 24 hour play festivals. While a student at UMBC she wrote and directed several plays, most recently "Carrots" which received rave reviews from audience members and The Retreiver Weekly.

Last summer, she worked with Colette Searls on a digital puppet piece called "Jennifer Web" as part of the dance/puppetry performance of Strange Soup at the Creative Alliance.

Natalie is also a trained dancer. She has studied ballet, modern, jazz, and most recently, has become an energetic swing dancer.