Natalie Wheeler

Natalie Wheeler
nattiesue@gmail.com
(801) 787–2101

EMC
Height: 5' 2”
Weight: 125 lbs.
Hair: Red
Eyes: Blue
Voice: Mezzo–Soprano

Theatre

Production – Role	Company	Director
The Most Beautiful Lullaby… – Woman	State Theater, Austin, TX	Paul Mullins
Party Come Here (upcoming project) – Ensemble	New Dramatists, NYC	Chris Wells
Macbeth – Lady Macbeth	The University of Texas at Austin	Ken Albers
The Way of the World – Foible	The University of Texas at Austin	Jesse Berger
The Summer People – Kaleria	The University of Texas at Austin	Johanna McKeon
Loose Ends – Janice	The University of Texas at Austin	Lucien Douglas
The Conduct of Life – Leticia	The University of Texas at Austin	Corey Atkins
Peter Pan – Mermaid/Indian Maiden	Utah Shakespeare Festival	Fred C. Adams
The Merchant of Venice – Arragon's Nanny	Utah Shakespeare Festival	Ina Marlowe
A Midsummer Night's Dream – Oberon's Familiar/Fairy	Utah Shakespeare Festival	Russell Treyz
Whistler vs. Ruskin – Daisy	USF Plays–in–Progress
The Happiest Millionaire – Aunt Mary Drexel	Randall L. Jones Theater	Michael Bahr

Musical Theatre

Production – Role	Company	Director
Marat/Sade – Rossignol	The University of Texas at Austin	Kent DeSpain
Damn Yankees – Devilette/Wife/Fan	Utah Shakespearean Festival	Roger Bean
The Goodbye Girl – Paula	Provo Theatre Company	Dave Tinney
Beauty and the Beast – U/S Babette (performed)	Tuacahn Center for the Arts	Tim Threlfall
West Side Story – Graziella	Tuacahn Center for the Arts	Marion Bentley
The Unsinkable Molly Brown – Princess DeLong	Tuacahn Center for the Arts	Rodger Sorenson
The Sound of Music – Sister Margaretta	Tuacahn Center for the Arts	Tim Threlfall
Crazy For You – Irene Roth	Brigham Young University	Marion Bentley

TV / FILM

Production – Role	Company
Cattle Call – Supporting	UT Student Film Project
Detour – Lead	Independent
So Much In Love – Series Regular (Pilot)	BYU Sitcom

EDUCATION / CERTIFICATION / TRAINING

M.F.A. in Acting – The University of Texas at Austin (class of 2007)
–ranked in the Top Ten of Graduate Schools for Theatre(US News & World Report)

Training:

Acting: Fran Dorn, Lee Abraham, Lucien Douglas
Voice/Text: Barney Hammond, Pamela Christian
Movement: Andrea Beckham (Pilates), Kent De Spain

B.F.A. in Music Dance Theatre – Brigham Young University (class of 2003; cum laude)
Camera Technique: Lucien Douglas, Anne Sward-Hansen
Vocal Training: Liz Caplan, NYC

MOVEMENT & SPECIAL SKILLS & AWARDS

Skills:

Dance: Ballet, Jazz , Ballroom, Tap, Modern, Clogging
Voice: Mix, Belt, Music Theatre Classical
Dialects: General American, British, Cockney, French, Irish
Instruments: Piano, Guitar

Awards:

Recipient of 2000 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre for roles in Peter Pan
Irene Ryan Nominee for role in Crazy For You

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