Natalie Storrs

A Los Angeles native and graduate of the University of Southern California School of Theatre, Natalie Storrs in an accomplished actress known for her work on the stage and screen. A performer, singer, musician, and trained dancer from age three, Natalie grew up in an arts-loving family performing in professional musical theatre productions and competing in Tap and Jazz dance. In high school, she fell in love with Shakespeare and straight theatre, and was accepted to the USC School of Theatre with a Presidential Scholarship. Natalie spent her Junior year of college studying both Classical and Contemporary acting at the British American Drama Academy before graduating Cum Laude. Performing in professional theaters from London to California to NYC, Natalie has been nominated for multiple leading actress awards, including San Diego's esteemed Craig Noel Award and the Wilde Award for Michigan theatre performance. She has worked extensively on 1st National Broadway tour, in Regional Theatre, and recently originated the leading role of "Melinda Jones" in the Off-Broadway production of RED ROSES, GREEN GOLD, featuring the music of The Grateful Dead. Natalie also loves producing and directing for stage and screen, and is also a freelance Casting Director. She works bi-coastally, and is based out of Los Angeles, California.