Na'Tosha De'Von is an actor and director born in Chicago, IL, with a rich upbringing in Kosciusko, MS. Na'Tosha began her career as an artist through God's design, believing that the premise of her art is to expose and heal. Na'Tosha holds a bachelor's degree in Speech Communication and Theatre from Jackson State University and a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the University of Arkansas. As an actor, Na'Tosha has been seen on many regional theatre stages, focusing her lens on classical theatre. Locally, she has performed with TheatreSquared in productions such as The Royale, School Girls, and Detroit 67. She has worked as a teaching artist and actor with Ovations+, formerly known as Trike Theatre. Her directing credits include Ain't I a Woman, The Jungle Book, Happily Ever After, and The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body in Austin, TX. When she's not acting or directing, Na'Tosha pours her passion into poetry, her first artistic love. Na'Tosha strives to tell stories from new and intriguing perspectives. Embedding her work as an activist within her art, she uses her platform to uplift and inspire people from all walks of life.