Natasha is an art-ivist creating film, theatre, and music to promote love and justice. Her father an actor, built a theatre in Buenos Aires so she grew up backstage with this sacred art form. Her most formative experience was immigrating to Miami at 12 years old. Her identity was cultivated by the colorful Latine community full of DIY art shows, queer raves, ocean lovers and immersive theatre. After a fun high school experience organizing her own art festivals and acting on stage, she now attends the University of Southern California to receive a BA in Theatre with a minor in Cinematic Arts. She just finished her study abroad experience in London playing Antipholus of Syracuse in Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors. Her previous roles include  Lady Macbeth, Titania and The Seagull’s Arkadina. She is an Andrew Lloyd Webber University Scholarship Grantee, Hispanic Scholarship Fund Grantee, USC’s Arts and Climate Collective Grantee and Peace Studio’s Artist Catalyst. Her current purpose is to produce TV shows, films and plays with a social impact, for communities to get closer to genuine equity and sustainability. She is a finalist at the Television Academy. Outside of these endeavors, you can find her doing yoga and performing in her own musical theatre shower recitals.