Nicole Beerman

About Nicole

Nicole is a musical theatre artist, director, choreographer, teacher, wife, and mother. On screen, Nicole has been seen in Nike, LG, and T-Mobile commercials, Grey’s Anatomy, and Fox Searchlight’s Adam with Hugh Dancy and Rose Byrne. As a stage actor, Nicole has performedin Seattle with the 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Village Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and more.

Regionally, she has performed at the Ordway Center in St. Paul, American Musical Theatre of San Jose, and the Oregon Cabaret Theatre. In New York City, Nicole performed at the Sam French Festival, Big Effing Deal! singing a Duet with Reggie Watts, and performed at the Duplex Cabaret singing excerpts from Ryan Scott Oliver’s new musical, Darling. As a choreographer in New York, Nicole worked with Sonya Tayeh and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, running the dance call for the original production of Head Over Heels.

She also choreographed multiple shows Off Broadway, including: La Brea (Clubbed Thumb, directed by Tony Award Winner Adam Greenfield), Milk Milk Lemonaid (Written by JoshuaConkel at Astoria Performing Arts), and The Strangest (HERE Center, featuring JessicaPohly). Nicole’s work has also been seen in New York at The New School for Drama, ColumbiaUniversity, Ensemble Studio Theatre, and the Management, and in Seattle, at Village Theatre, Cornish College of the Arts, Oregon Cabaret Theatre, The Triple Door, Café Nordo, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Fantastic Z, and Art Institute of Seattle.

Nicole is currently teaching at Cornish College of the Arts and has also taught at Seattle Film Institute, University of Washington, Art Institute of Seattle, Hunter College High School, McCarter Theatre Company, 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre, VAM Studios, Westlake Dance Center, Century Ballroom, Jersey City Dance Academy, and The Studios. Nicole was a Gregory Award Nominee for her work in Cabaret at Village Theatre in 2015, holds a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts, is a certified Simonson Technique teacher and a member of Actors’ Equity.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Fine Arts
Cornish College of the Arts