Raised in Sydney's Northern Beaches, Natalie Patterson is an actor / writer based in Sydney's Inner West. Starting out in musical theatre productions in high school, Natalie began formal acting training after working as a community / regional news reporter. After graduating with an Advanced Diploma in Screen Acting from Screenwise in 2024, Natalie has featured in numerous leading roles in short films and theatre productions.
In 2025, Natalie founded 'Look At Me Productions' a Sydney-based theatre company where she writes and produces her own work. Natalie has trained with Denise Roberts, Felix Williamson, Richard Roxburgh, Danny Ball and numerous casting directors and is passionate about bringing authenticity, orginality and spark to characters both on stage and on screen.
Natalie is also a proud member of the MEAA.
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"Natalie Patterson emerges as the production’s undeniable anchor; her Jane Doe combines technical precision with an emotional acuity so penetrating it becomes the evening’s most authentic glimpse into genuine pathos." - Suzy Goes See for 'Ride The Cyclone', 2026
"Natalie Patterson (Jane Doe) is the standout. With doll-like movements and an operatic voice, she delivers a haunting ethereal ballad that becomes one of the production’s highlights." - Bacchus at the Theatre for 'Ride The Cyclone', 2026
"Natalie Patterson’s performance as Jane Doe, particularly in The Ballad of Jane Doe, gave me whole-body chills... Patterson’s flawless vocals paired with inventive choreography made this an unforgettable moment." - The Scoop for 'Ride The Cyclone', 2026
"Natalie brings light and laughter as Sam, navigating cultural awkwardness wit charm and fierce compassion." - Cue The Coda for 'Fekei', 2025
"Natalie Patterson infuses Sam with a bouyant, infectious energy." - Suzy Goes See for 'Fekei', 2025
"Patterson brings out a purity and goodness which also has agency, especially in matters of the heart. Her work in the final scene with Valjean is so beautifully subtle." - Reviews by Judith for 'Les Miserables', 2021.
