A working family of artists.

Attended Point Park College and has performed on Broadway in the Tony Award winning production 42nd Street, Carnivale, City Center's Anyone Can Whistle and Follies, and Tribute to Frank Sinatra. She was a New York Radio City Rockette and appeared in Radio City Entertainment's A Christmas Carol at Madison Square Garden.

Natalie's performing career also includes appearances in international touring companies, off-Broadway, television, films, industrials and national commercials. She is nationally recognized for her teaching, performing and choreography by institutions such as Dance Masters of America, American Dance Awards, New York Dance Alliance, Starbound, United States Tournament of Dance, Dance Excellence, and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, and has won many national awards for her outstanding, unique and eclectic choreography.

Theatre: Bad Boys of Dance, Movin' Out, Radio City Rockettes, and Wicked (Chistery).

Television: Smash on NBC.

Maddie Smith is a driven, multi-talented performer whose work spans Broadway, national tours, film, television, and digital media. She began her career at eight years old under the direction of Julie Taymor in the Off-Broadway production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, portraying both a Rude Elemental and Peaseblossom, roles that were featured in the production's theatrical film adaptation.

On Broadway, Maddie was cast in Matilda the Musical as a swing, covering four principal roles: Lavender, Amanda, Eric, and Alice. Prior to her Broadway debut, she toured nationally with the production across the U.S. and Canada. Her on-screen credits include the feature films The Greatest Showman and Clifford the Big Red Dog, as well as a guest role on CBS's Blue Bloods. She has also appeared in national commercials for Nickelodeon, Golden Corral, and The Ladybug Game, and performed the National Anthem with the cast of Matilda at a New York Giants game.

She is truly dedicated to her craft and loves nothing more than to share that love and passion with others.