Natalie Sheriff

Natalie is a multifaceted actress who conveys a multitude of emotions, with the ability to shift from comedic to dramatic seamlessly. Natalie is a dynamic and hardworking actress based in London, who relishes the challenges that each new role brings. 

 

As well as acting, Natalie has written plays which have been taken to Edinburgh Fringe Festival and London Fringe showcases. As well as this, Natalie is a classically trained pianist, artist and keen runner, having completed the London Marathon. 

 

One of Natalie's greatest achievements was taking a self-initiated and devised project to Romania and Hungary, working with a huge range of people, from Street Children and orphans, to children with varying disabilities. 

 

Natalie trained at Rose Bruford College of Theatre & Performance.

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Recent reviews:

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The second act features ‘Graham’ (David Paisley) and stand-out performer of the night Natalie Sheriff, playing ‘Michelle’. The stark contrast of their awkward sexual encounter – including some typical student-esque mishaps – to the previous act makes you sit up and take notice, as the tales of romance and deceit begin. Sheriff handles this act exceedingly well, stumbling around in believable drunkenness with visible tears rolling down her face at the climax of her stunning twenty-minute   London Theatre one.com

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Under the Blue Sky doesn't have quite the same punch in the gut feeling as some of Eldridge's other plays, such as FESTEN, but there's a hint of the same darkness festering at the midpoint. This section alone makes the whole production worth seeing, with Sheriff very much the stand-out performer.

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