ELIZABETH NESTLERODE
ACTOR
MUSICIAN
COACH
ANNOUNCEMENT:
Theatre may be on hold
but Elizabeth Nestlerode is not!
Round 1 of
N2NYT: NEW TO NEW YORK THEATRE
is happening now!
Learn more about the course
on my COACHING page and
schedule a free consultation call
to see if the program is right for you and join the waiting list!
MOST RECENTLY:
Elizabeth Nestlerode
played EVELYN who steps into the role of MARY BAILEY
in the radio play of
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE
to save her family's radio station
Closed at Capital Rep
December 22
REVIEWS
"Nestlerode is a stunner as Mary and her sparking on-air and off with Howell adds real romantic chemistry to this oft told tale." -Nippertown Theatre Review
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS:
Elizabeth Nestlerode
returned to the role of GIRL in ONCE
at Cape Playhouse
directed by
HUNTER FOSTER
REVIEWS
"Nestlerode as Girl is a delightful, upbeat Czech who won’t take “no” for an answer and plays such an effective, take-charge woman that one might be inclined to follow her anywhere. Nestlerode’s sensitive touch on the piano and in her smooth singing voice work together to make her character irresistible." -Cape Cod Times
Elizabeth Nestlerode was
OFF-BROADWAY
in THE OTHER JOSH COHEN
at the Westside Theatre
Elizabeth Nestlerode played
GIRL
in her 3rd production of ONCE
at St Michael's Playhouse
in Burlington Vermont
REVIEWS
"The dialogue is often funny, especially the endearing, tongue-in-cheek humor of Girl, played by Elizabeth Nestlerode ... Nestlerode gives a clear and effective performance, blending with and buoying [Barry] De Bois' voice, in full control of dynamics and color throughout the musical."
Elizabeth played
GIRL
in her 2nd production of ONCE
at Actors' Playhouse
in Coral Gables, FL
Elizabeth played
GIRL
in ONCE
at Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota
REVIEWS
"Nestlerode makes the audience fall in love with her character just as quickly as Guy does. She’s quirky, funny, blunt and an exquisite singer (and pianist) whose voice blends beautifully with [Ben] Hope’s, turning “Falling Slowly” into an emotionally captivating experience." -Miami Herald
“Elizabeth Nestlerode not only has a lovely voice and a skill at the piano but she absolutely nails the idiosyncratic persona of Girl, someone with a scarred survivor’s pragmatism, a hilariously blunt straight-forward honesty, a sardonic wit and yet a belief in the romanticism of Guy’s music." - Florida Theatre on Stage
REVIEWS
“Miss Nestlerode breathes life into Girl with a vibrant personality, beautiful voice and elegant piano playing.”
“Elizabeth Nestlerode is lovable and indomitable as Girl. The irresistible force of her will meets the unmovable object of Guy’s defeated dreams, and she wins. Nestlerode’s force of character sings out in her voice as well.”
Elizabeth reprised her role as
VI PETTY
&
Associate Music Director
in the Summer 2017 remount of
BUDDY: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY
Directed by
HUNTER FOSTER
REVIEWS
"That celesta is played by Petty’s wife, Vi (Elizabeth Nestlerode) and the Crickets’ discovery of Vi’s musical chops is one of the night’s funniest moments." -Central Jersey Stage Review
"Elizabeth Nestlerode puts wit and grit in her comments as a record producers wife, then shows the same moxie on the piano when she joins the band." -NealsPaper.com
Elizabeth Nestlerode was BOBBI
in Neil Simon's
"LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS"
at Winnipesaukee Playhouse
Elizabeth Nestlerode played
MRS. HOCHINSKY / MOTORIST / SINGING TELEGRAM GIRL
in multiple industry readings of
CLUE
and
SYLVIA
in an industry reading of
ONE HIT WONDER
All Directed by
HUNTER FOSTER
Elizabeth Nestlerode played
LOUISE
in
GYPSY
at The Gallery Players in Brooklyn
REVIEWS
"Elizabeth Nestlerode’s depiction of Louise’s growth, from tiny-voiced shy bird (“Little Lamb”) to glamorous stripper extraordinaire in an all-stops-out staging of “Let Me Entertain You,” is a small marvel."
"It is Elizabeth Nestlerode’s performance of the timid Louise that stands out. Her transition from a pathetic young girl to a tantalizing seductress is remarkable.."
"Elizabeth Nestlerode was extraordinary bringing to life Louise, the shy, neglected sister who blossomed into Gypsy Rose Lee"
Elizabeth Nestlerode made her
Off-Broadway Debut as
The Meanest
Birthday Girl
in
The Meanest
Birthday Girl
A Musical
Produced by Musical Theater Factory
and the
New York Children's Theater Festival
