Natalie Rine is a New Orleanian–New Yorker and cultural producer focused on transnational theatrical exchange and innovative production models. She is the founder of Broadway DNA, a theatrical agency connecting new work across borders through international producing, licensing, and touring. Blending her experience in Broadway investor relations, North American tour booking, IP merchandise and location-based entertainment deal structuring, in-situ and immersive work, and international theatrical licensing, she is a dream architect of a transnational theatre ecosystem that values cultural mobility justice.

She is a Co-Director and Producer of the New York Times–acclaimed Citizen Arts International (formerly Down to Earth), NYC’s first free, citywide festival of multidisciplinary performing arts in public spaces. She also serves as Development Director for PITCHBLACK Immersive Experiences, a U.S./Argentina collaboration which uses the teatro ciego technique to create immersive, blind-accessible, multi-sensory performances in total darkness.

An independent theatrologist and Executive Committee Member of the American Theatre Critics Association, Natalie’s writing on performance distribution, adaptation, and multi-author collaboration has been translated into French, Japanese, and Slovak, reflecting her commitment to advancing creative producing practices across borders.