Natalie Douglas

Multi-award-winning Cabaret chanteuse Natalie Douglas is a 21st-century vocalist with a strong foundation in the Great American Songbook and an equally fierce devotion to the modern jazz, blues, rock, and country influences of her childhood. Like her idol, Nina Simone, Natalie is drawn to lyrics that tell a compelling story, regardless of genre. A fourteen-time MAC Award Winner whose international performances have taken her from concert halls to theaters to intimate clubs and everything in between, she has produced 85 concerts at her musical home, Birdland Jazz Club in New York City. As an actor, she has appeared in 18 editions of "The Atrainplays" (a 24-hour birth-to-performance event) at the Neighborhood Playhouse, The Peter Sharp Theatre, and New World Stages, and off-Broadway in "The People vs. Mona," by the writers of Pumpboys & Dinettes. She has appeared on ABC’s "Cupid" and can be seen with her gorgeous husband, showing off the good education her parents paid for, on The Discovery Channel’s "Cash Cab." Most recently, she can be seen honoring one of her other idols, jazz great Carol Sloane, in the multi-award-winning documentary “Sloane: A Jazz Singer,” which has graced domestic & international film festivals and is available to stream on Kinema, Prime Video, and the PBS app. Natalie’s music is available via retail and streaming outlets worldwide.