Natasa Babic

Natasa Babic is a New York based actress. She made her first professional debut in the US in an original play by Setor Attipoe "Love, Life and Redemption", a national tour with Lamb to a Lion Production.
She first stepped into directors shoes and directed and acted in Clifford Odets "Rocket to the Moon" at 78th Street Theater Lab. Natasa continued to perform on off off Broadway and made her first debut off Broadway in Anne L. Thompson Scretching’s "The Sanctuary" at the American Theater Of Actors, where she mastered a difficult split personality character. The same year Natasa Babic joined the East 3rd Theater Ensemble in Zack Calhoon’s "The Session".
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in 2014 Natasa was cast in a sitcom pilot “Don’t Know Jack”. Same year she was also cast in her first lead role on the big screen, in an indie feature “Dark Tarot”. In 2014 Natasa was cast in two feature films "The Girl On the Ledge" and "Life Is Too Short". "Life Is Too Short" directed by Antoine Allen premiered in 2015 and was honored with multiple awards and festival selections.
In 2017 Natasa booked and shot her first guest star role of Betty Gore on the Deadliest Decade. In 2019 she shot the lead role in an indie short Oblivion and a supporting role in an indie thriller Invaded.
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Natasa is excited to return to stage in the role of the famous American painter Mary Cassatt in The Independents. The Off Broadway play received rave reviews and extended the run twice.
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Natasa looks forward to what the future might bring and is a determined optimist on this ever changing path of life.