Nathalie Bryant studied Fine Arts and Psychology in France before finding herself immersed in acting. She gained critical acclaim in 2016 for her role in According to her (Dir. Estelle Artus).
Nathalie moved to New York where she graduated from HB Studio. She also followed a Meisner training with Wendy Ward, and studied acting with Karen Kohlhaas. Nathalie's New York stage credits include 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-created Diffractions Theatre, a theater collective promoting French authors and plays in French. Although Nathalie worked mainly for stage theater, she has recently taken on 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).
Nathalie Bryant studied Fine Arts and Psychology in France before finding herself immersed in acting. She gained critical acclaim in 2016 for her role in According to her (Dir. Estelle Artus).
Nathalie moved to New York where she graduated from HB Studio. She also followed a Meisner training with Wendy Ward, and studied acting with Karen Kohlhaas. Nathalie's New York stage credits include 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-created Diffractions Theatre, a theater collective promoting French authors and plays in French. Although Nathalie worked mainly for stage theater, she has recently taken on 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).
