Nathalie Suzanne Marrable

Joaquin Ruiz

Nathalie Marrable is a performer, choreographer, and educator based between New York City and London. Originally from South Africa, she trained at The Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, attended The Joffrey Workshop throughout her formative years, and graduated from Boston Ballet School while also performing as a guest artist with Boston Ballet.

Her early ballet career included work with Alberta Ballet, Ontario Ballet Theatre, and The Royal Canadian Symphony before transitioning into contemporary and commercial dance in London after being selected by Madonna as her television double.

Broadway credits include Assistant Dance Captain for My Fair Lady and Swing/Cover in An American in Paris. Additional stage credits include Kitty in The Drowsy Chaperone, Associate Choreographer for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and Dance Captain/Dream Clarice in Christopher Gattelli’s Silence! at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and London’s West End. She recently returned to An American in Paris as Dance Captain at the Grand Théâtre de Genève in Switzerland, working alongside director Christopher Wheeldon during the production’s 10th anniversary run.

Nathalie has performed with the Radio City Rockettes, Madonna, and Michael Bublé, and has appeared in film and television projects including Center StageStep UpNight at the MuseumGossip GirlBattlestar Galactica, and campaigns for Nike, Marvel, Kate Spade, and Adidas.

As a choreographer and director, Nathalie has created work for Coca-Cola, Eurovision, Red Bull, Sony Xperia, Target for Vogue, and fashion house Dosso Dossi featuring Miranda Kerr. She has also contributed as an associate choreographer on productions including Dancing with the StarsThe X FactorMiss Turkey and the Billboard Awards.

Featured by Marie Claire as a “Top Female Artist to Follow,” Nathalie is the founder and director of The Cabaret Burlesque, a ballet-based cabaret production company with a sold-out 2 year residency at Culture Lab NYC, now featured at The Walker Hotel. She serves as artistic director of Les Belles de Paris and teaches internationally, including Broadway Dance Center NYC, Pineapple Dance Studios London, and as lead faculty for Joffrey Dallas.