Nathan is a voice and dialect coach, teacher and actor based out of San DiegoLos Angeles. A sampling of his coaching credits include (pre-Broadway) A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical; Ain’t Too Proud; Regional - The Old Globe (Familiar), McCarter Theatre (Bulrusher, A Christmas Carol, The Gods Of Comedy), Utah Shakespeare Festival (Othello, Henry VI Part 1, Twelfth Night, The Price), Oregon Shakespeare Festival (Romeo and Juliet, The Three Musketeers, Confederates, Once On This Island), Huntington Theatre Company (Joe Turner’s Come and Gone), American Players Theatre (The Brothers Size), Chautauqua Theatre Company (Detroit ’67), Roundabout Theatre Company (Too Heavy For Your Pocket); Film/TV: An Intent To The Spirit (written/directed by Saheem Ali – The Public Theatre). Previously, Nathan taught voice, speech and dialects for Mason Gross School for the Arts/Rutgers University and NYU’s Meisner Studio, Atlantic Theatre Studio and Graduate Acting Programs. Nathan serves on the Executive Council of Knight-Thompson Speechwork and teaches several core workshops for them. He also is an Executive Presentation coach for the coaching company Ignite CSP. He received his MFA in Acting from the University of California, Irvine and a BFA in Theatre from UNC-Greensboro. Nathan is a Certified Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice® Voicework, and a Certified Teacher of Knight-Thompson Speechwork. AEA.
