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Nathan Woodworth is an award-winning actor, writer, producer, voice-artist, comedian, and theatre teacher. He has a Fulbright Scholarship to study at LAMDA, a Master of Arts in Classical Acting, and a play based on Karuk Creation Stories.
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Nathan Woodworth in Johnny Got His Gun at The Actors Gang,...
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Nathan Woodworth is a LAMDA Exams-certified teacher who...
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Nathan Woodworth is an award-winning actor, writer, producer, voice-artist, and comedian. In 2021, he won a Fulbright Scholarship to earn his Master of Arts in Classical Acting at the world-leading London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (LAMDA), funded by the prestigious Fulbright/John Wood LAMDA Award in Classical Acting (only one such ...
Nathan Woodworth in Johnny Got His Gun at The Actors Gang, directed by Tim Robbins. [the ] lighting…puts Woodworth in a spot of light… This keeps Woodworth constantly in focus, but then, who could look anywhere else while he’s progressing through every emotion known to man? It’s a thrilling display. —Daryl H. Miller, LA Times ( full review)
Nathan Woodworth is a Native American actor, writer and producer who has worked on TV shows and short films. He is known for his roles in The Librarians, The Purse: A Dream in Two Acts and Tutu Grande.
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Nathan Woodworth is a LAMDA Exams-certified teacher and actor who offers online theatre training for all ages. Learn acting, Shakespeare, movement, and improv with Nathan, who has studied at LAMDA and The Actors' Gang.
The Barista Times is a comedy TV series created by Emily Woodworth and Nathan Woodworth. Nathan Woodworth plays Barista Bart, one of the main characters in the show, along with Emily Woodworth and Chris Sulak.
