Nathalie Bryant's artistic journey commenced with her pursuit of Fine Arts and Psychology in France, laying the groundwork for her future endeavors in the realm of acting. Her breakthrough performance in 2016's "According to her" (Dir. Estelle Artus) garnered widespread critical acclaim, solidifying her position as a talented up-and-coming actress.
Subsequently, Nathalie relocated to New York, where she further honed her craft by graduating from the esteemed HB Studio. Additionally, she underwent rigorous Meisner training under the guidance of Wendy Ward and studied acting techniques with the accomplished Karen Kohlhaas.
Throughout her tenure in New York, Nathalie accumulated an impressive array of stage credits, including her roles as Natasha in "Three Sisters" (Dir. Amy Wright),Koukou in "Folie Pure" (Dir. Eleonore Dyl),Estelle in "No-Exit" (Dir. Brice Baille),and Jo in "In the Ring" (Dir. Alex Oppecini),which she also co-produced. In 2013, Nathalie co-founded Diffractions Theatre, a theater collective dedicated to promoting French authors and plays in their native language.
While Nathalie's primary focus has been on stage theater, she has recently expanded her repertoire to include numerous film roles, such as "Hamartia" (Dir. Loredana Gasparotto),"Miscommunications" (Dir. Matt Stevens),"When Death Calls" (Dir. Jim Haggerty),and "Brooklyn Gangster" (Dir. Kenya Gaggle).
