Hey there!

My name is Natalie Malia Figuracion and I’m a 25 year old queer, non-binary, Filipino-American actor and theatre artist. Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawai’i, I’m now based in Brooklyn, New York. I hold a BFA in Contemporary Theater from Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where I underwent ensemble-based training with an emphasis on devising.

Growing up in Hawai’i, I was immersed in a supportive and creative community that nurtured my love for the arts from a young age. I had the chance to perform on stages on multiple islands state-wide. Those experiences—along with my upbringing in Hawai’i’s rich, multicultural environment—have profoundly shaped me as both an artist and a person.

I am a strong advocate for marginalized and oppressed communities, and I’m especially drawn to new works—whether plays, devised pieces, or new media—that amplify underrepresented voices or tackle urgent social and global issues. I also have a specific interest in physical and experimental theatre that challenges conventions, redefines storytelling, and innovates through bold design and performance choices.

At my core, I am always learning, always growing, and always eager to collaborate! I want to create work that is thought-provoking, boundary-breaking, and deeply human.

“Art is beautiful. Art is radical. And art has the power to inspire.”