Natasha is a highly accomplished performer with an extensive body of work across theatre, film, and television. A familiar face to Melbourne and Australian audiences, she has worked with all major theatre companies, earning a reputation for her versatility and depth on stage. Her impressive theatre credits include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Michael Cassell Group), War Horse (Global Creatures), Macbeth (An Undoing), Hour of the Wolf, The Misconception of Oedipus, Cloudstreet, and Trustees (Malthouse Theatre). She has also starred in Away (a Malthouse/STC co-production), The Father (STC/MTC), and numerous Shakespeare productions, including most recently Hamlet, Julius Caesar, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Much Ado About Nothing. On screen, Natasha’s work spans both film and television. Her feature film credits include The Rooster, Emo the Musical, The Menkoff Method, X, Lake Mungo, Corroboree, Boytown, and 11. Her television appearances include Neighbours, The Time of Our Lives, The Doctor Blake Mysteries, City Homicide, MDA, and Stingers. Awards/Nominations: 2020 Green Room Awards **Nominated Best Performer CLOUDSTREET 2017 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Performer for ANTI-HAMLET 2016 Sydney Theatre Awards ** Nominated Best Actress for THE UNSPOKEN WORD IS JOE 2016 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Ensemble for DREAM HOME 2015 Green Room Awards ** Winner Best Ensemble for I HEART JOHN MCENROE 2013 Green Room Awards ** Winner, Best Ensemble (THEATRE) for MISCONCEPTION OF OEDIPUS 2013 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Female Performer (Theatre) for MISCONCEPTION OF OEDIPUS 2009 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Female Performer (Independent Theatre) for PROGRESS & MELANCHOLY 2009 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Female Performer for GOD OF CARNAGE 2001 Green Room Awards ****** Winner Fringe Best Actress for PORTRAIT OF DORA ********** 1996 AFI Awards ** Nominated Best Guest Actress in TV Drama for STATE CORONER 1995 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Actress for HONOUR 1993 Green Room Awards ** Nominated Best Actress for LOVE CHILD TRAINING: 1991 VICTORIAN COLLEGE OF THE ARTS GRADUATE