Welcome back to this companion episode of the STAGES podcast and our conversation with Natalie Mosco.
In Part 1, Natalie shared anecdote from her vast career, particularly the period when she worked throughout Australia is many shows, garnering a significant profile. Natalie of course arrived in Australia via the Musical Hair, where she had been a member of the Broadway company.
Subsequent stage sojourns included Grease, Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Magic Show, Gershwin, The Rocky Horror Show, Get Happy and Pippin. All of which she shares terrific insight to - the triumphs and occasional trauma. And always with tremendous passion, joy and respect; for an art form she adores and the folk who inhabit it.
She recalls her first Australian too - the great Cyril Ritchard, who directed her as an 11 year old in La Perichole at the old Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
In Part 2, Natalie recounts growing up and embracing an education in the Performing Arts. And revisits celebrated performances in Follies, as Emily Whitman, and Grand Hotel as the Ballerina Grushinskaya. 
Throughout her stellar career she has also worked alongside key artists, teachers, performers and creatives - everyone a contributor to Natalie’s remarkable story; and for who she continues to carry the torch of their combined artistry.
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