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Nat (Nathaly) Lopez is an actress, vocalist (singer/recording & voiceover artist) and filmmaker born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and raised in the Bronx, NY. She comes from a musical family and grew up singing in church, which influenced her artistry. She desires to develop an artist platform that inspires youth in under-privileged and under-served communities. Her interests lie within the genres of drama, faith-based, fantasy, sci-fi, musical, thrillers, animation and war.  

A natural singer, she studied Theatre at The City College of New York and trained her voice with various coaches such as Liz Caplan. She went on to perform around the world, touring as a background and lead singer, as well as Off-Broadway, while continuing to study at different Acting studios. As of August 2020, she proudly continues her Acting training at the Yale School of Drama, with an expected graduation date of May 22, 2024.

 

Career Highlights: 

  • Series regular in the web-series Giving Me Life: In the Land of the Deadass.  
  • Released her album titled Nat Lopez and music video to her first single Calm. 
  • Toured as the Soul Singer in Cirque du Soleil's show, KOOZA.
  • Off- Broadway debut in the musical What's It All About? Bacharach Reimagined at New York Theatre Workshop.  
  • Toured with the 2nd national company of the Broadway Musical In The Heights.

Reviews

NY TIMES 

“Don’t Make Me Over” is delivered by Nathaly Lopez with cool fervor, orchestrated as a straight-up blues song about a woman who loves a man who won’t love her as she is. Ms. Lopez also impresses in one of the more appealing upbeat numbers, a vibrant version of “I Say a Little Prayer” that nods toward the great Aretha Franklin version but settles into its own slick rhythmic groove. 

Review of What's It All About… 
by Charles Isherwood, Dec. 5th, 2013

NY POST 

Our fearless arranger often ends up in the spotlight, but it’s Nathaly Lopez we want to hear more from. Her pleading, unadorned “Don’t Make Me Over” is the devastating high point of the show. 

Review of What's It All About… 
by Elisabeth Vincintelli, Dec. 5th, 2013

VULTURE 

And in the rare case where a Bacharach song is naturally theatrical, where it contains an actual action, like the ultimatum of “Don’t Make Me Over,” the result can be overwhelming. Lopez’s solo rendition of that 1962 Warwick hit (supposedly based on Warwick’s own complaint to the songwriters) is the show’s heart-rending highlight. 

Review of What's It All About… 
by Jesse Green, Dec. 5th, 2013

BROADWAY WORLD 

..soulster Nathaly Lopez, a standout with richly textured renditions of "Don't Make Me Over" and "Say A Little Prayer." 

Review of What's It All About… 
by Michael Dale, Dec. 7th, 2013

NBC NEW YORK 

Lopez has lovely solos with “Say a Little Prayer” and “Don’t Make Me Over” that distinguish her from her talented peers.  

Review of What's It All About...  
by Robert Kahn, Dec. 5th, 2013

NY TIMES  

The most sustained section — a “give the ladies the mike” cluster of songs — is, not coincidentally, the most exciting, and it contains the show’s high point: Nathaly Lopez’s vampy-funny “Come On in My Kitchen.” She understands how to find the drama in the blues, and milks the song for all she can get. (Plenty.)  

Review of It Ain't Nothin' But The Blues  
By Rachel Saltz, Aug. 2nd, 2011

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