Nathanael Campbell

He/Him

I was born and raised in Luton then relocated to London in 2010 to pursue my passion for acting at Drama School. Over the past decade, I have dedicated myself to the craft, honing my skills within the industry.

Driven by a fervent enthusiasm for innovative storytelling, I have developed a particular affinity for new writing and contemporary musical theatre. My diverse experiences have culminated in the direction of my inaugural play in 2021, igniting a profound and enduring passion for narrative exploration beyond the confines of the stage.

Seeking to transcend traditional boundaries, I am committed to collaborative endeavors that leverage the collective talents of individuals from varied backgrounds and disciplines. Together, we strive to create theatre that not only entertains but also serves as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and societal reflection.

In addition to my creative pursuits, I am deeply invested in the mentorship and development of emerging talent. Through my roles as an educator at numerous Drama Schools, I am afforded the opportunity to nurture and empower the next generation of actors, enabling them to find their voice and contribute to the evolution of storytelling.

As I continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of theatre, I remain steadfast in my dedication to fostering creativity, dialogue, and artistic excellence. Should you wish to explore potential collaborations or discuss further opportunities, I welcome the opportunity to connect.

Credits

Trainee Assistant Director, Passing Strange, Young Vic, 7 weeks, 2024
Director, Chicago, Mountview, 2024
Director, Living Single, Arts Educational, 2023
Director, B, Mountview, 2023
Director, Pre-1965 Project, Trinity Laban, 2023
Director, A Little Night Music, Urdang, 2023
Director, Faustus: That Damned Woman, Rose Bruford Collage, 2022
Director, Nine, Urdang Academy, 2022
Director, 2021, Every Sinner Has A Future, Catalyst Festival/Chelsea Theatre, 1 week, 2022

Training

Italia Conti Academy 2010 - 2013