The standouts were Nathan David Smith as Dwight...
— The New Yorker

Hi, I’m Nathan, and I’m a storyteller.

I was born and raised in the “Jewel of the Prairie” — Grinnell, Iowa. It was at Drake University & The National Musical Theatre Institute where I honed my craft and developed a love for storytelling. I strive to find the greater truths of humanity through story. Theatre, for me, is a way for humans to connect, empathize, and have a greater understanding of what it means to exist. My goal is to help aid in the creation of this experience. Either through acting, singing, writing, or producing, I aim to peel back the layers of our collective experience, and make the world a better place.

When not trying to tackle the near impossible task of “making the world a better place” — I can be found playing too many video games, drinking too much coffee, and daydreaming endlessly about owning a dachshund in NYC.

“The purpose of a storyteller is not to tell you how to think, but to give you questions to think upon.” - Brandon Sanderson

Smith steals the show. He displays his chops and triple-threat versatility right off the bat in Great Big Stuff.  Smith is a force of nature, tearing up the stage with manic antics and showcasing his exceptional comedic timing and versatile singing abilities. Unleashed but amazingly endearing!
— Herbert Paine, BroadwayWorld
Johnny Shea, Zummy Mohammed and especially Nathan David Smith lead the way with incredible voices that often gave me chills.
Peter Nason, BroadwayWorld
— Peter Nason, BroadwayWorld