ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nadel Henville is a multi-hyphenate actor, playwright, and producer that resides in New York City. As a first-generation immigrant from St. Lucia, they’ve found a place for themselves and who they can be within the Arts. They found their professional path as an actor through National Theater Institute's Theatermakers program in 2021, where they became a Miranda Family Fellow and now alum. Some credits include: A one woman TYA show, Warriors Don’t Cry Tour; Former Kings of Clutch City, Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, & two episodes of the true crime series Evil Lives Here. Their latest production was recently Love’s Labor’s Lost at Smith Street Stage.
Website: https://www.nadelhenville.com/
IG: @itsnadel
English
United States
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