Height: 5’ 11”
Vocal range: Baritone
Weight: 180 lbs.
Eye color: Hazel
Hair color: Gray
Willing to change appearance to accommodate roles
THEATER
42nd Street as Julian Marsh with Davis Musical Theater Co.
Directed by John Ewing
42nd Street as Julian Marsh with Runaway Stage Productions
Directed by Bob Baxter
42nd Street as Julian Marsh with Christian Community Theater
Directed by Paul Russel
Man of La Mancha as Cervantes/Quixote with Davis Musical Theater Co.
Directed by Jan Isaacson
Man of La Mancha as The Duke with Christian Community Theater
Directed by Tom Schmidt
Man of La Mancha as Pedro with Eastern Washington University
Directed by John Duenow
Les Miserables as Javert with Davis Musical Theater Co.
Directed by Steve Isaacson
Guys and Dolls as Sky Masterson with Northwest Musical Theater Co.
Directed by Robert MacNeal
Damn Yankees as Joe Boyd with Woodland Opera House
Directed by Staci Arriaga
You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown as Charlie Brown with Sierra Hotel Players
Directed by Marilin States
You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown as Charlie Brown with Orange Park Community Theater
Directed by Marilin States
Sweeney Todd as Judge Turpin with Green Valley Theater
Directed by Christopher Cook
Sweeney Todd as Judge Turpin with Davis Musical Theater Co.
Directed by Steve Isaacson
The Book of Will as Richard Burbage with The Woodland Opera House
Directed by Cheryl Watson
A Gentleman's Guide To Love and Murder with The Davis Shakespeare Festival
Directed by Gia Battista and Rob Salas
Joseph/Technicolor Coat as The Pharaoh with Christian Community Theater
Directed by Paul Russel
George M. as Jerry Cohan with Seattle Civic Light Opera
Directed by Greg Morales
Cats as Old Deuteronomy and Gus The Theater Cat with Davis Musical Theater Co.
Directed by Steve Isaacson
Meet Me In St. Louis as Grandpa Prophater with Woodland Opera House
Directed by Roger McDonald
Everything I Needed To Know I Learned In Kindergarten as multiple roles with The Attic Theater
Directed by Jane Reinhardt
Piano Bar as Ned with Orange Park Community Theater
Directed by Tom Locke
Damn Yankees as Coach Van Buren with Christian Community Theater
Directed by Paul Russel
Mame as Beauregard Burnside with Runaway Stage Productions
Directed by Bob Baxter
Operation Omega as Taylor with His Understudy Productions
Directed by Paul Joiner
It’s A Wonderful Life as Mr. Potter with the Drama Team First Baptist Church Elk Grove
Directed by Karen Nowlan
It Happened On Christmas as Poppy with the Drama Team First Baptist Church Elk Grove
Directed by Karen Nowlan
Traditions of Christmas as multiple roles/years with Christian Community Theater
Directed by Paul Russel
OTHER RELEVANT WORK
Television Extra in Various Roles for Stu Segall Prodctions
Shows included Renegade, 18 Wheels Justice, and Invisible Man
VOICE OVER WORK
Turning Point Ministries for Radio Dramas in various Character Roles
Nationally Syndicated
Legacy Institute for an Audio Drama directed at Youth Programs
Educational
TRAINING AND/OR SPECIAL SKILLS
Retired Naval Officer
Former professional level soccer referee
Some vocal training
Some martial arts training
Some guitar proficiency
Some tap dance experience
Recipient of the 2023/24 Woodland Opera House Chesley Award for
"Best Vocal Performance in a Supporting Role"
As Joe Boyd in Damn Yankees
It was both a personal and professional pleasure working with Nathan. On this shoot, the narration and acting requirements were considerable. Asked to narrate legalese as well as technical information, while moving through a dynamic working office environment, he projected trust and an exceptional understanding of the material that was perfectly conveyed to the camera. Nathan’s preparation was so complete that, on a few occasions, I knew we had shot exactly what was required on the first take. Moreover, when asked to make slight changes to the narration or performance he responded with a precision that perfectly reflected the small amounts or direction I’d given him. But, perhaps, most importantly…the client was exceptionally pleased, even delighted, with Nathan’s contribution to their first venture in using a video for marketing purposes.
Christopher J. Henry
Producer
Public Defender
My MVP is unique in this case. He wasn’t on long, but used it to the fullest. I was immediately blown away by Nathan Lacy, who played Joe Boyd, in his singing of “Goodbye Old Girl,” but he had already shown great presence in the opening number and scene. His interactions with Applegate were likewise enjoyable. As Jerry tells George in Seinfeld, “When you hit that high note, say goodbye and walk off,” and that’s exactly how I felt during this show. I literally looked at the program during Intermission hoping we’d get some more Joe Boyd, but to very limited avail. Excellent work.
T J Fassler
Damn Yankees Theater Review 2024 (Facebook)
But the standout performance was by Nathan Lacy, as Julian Marsh, the famous but acerbic director, who eventually sees the talent Peggy has and pushes her to the limits to step into the starring role after Dorothy has an accident. He gives her a pep talk when she gets nervous: “Two hundred people, two hundred jobs, two hundred thousand dollars, five weeks of grind and blood and sweat depend upon you. It’s the lives of all these people who’ve worked with you. You’ve got to go on, and you’ve got to give and give and give.” Surely that’s enough to calm her down! “You’re going out a youngster but you’ve got to come back a star!” When Lacy sings his signature song, “42nd Street,” it’s a show-stopping moment. The voice that was so memorable in the recent “Man of La Mancha” blew everyone away.
Bev Sykes - "Bitter Hack"
42nd Street Theater Review 2017 (Blogspot)
Lacy is one of those actors who has but to utter a couple of notes of his first song to let the audience know that this is something special. His spare frame, accentuated by false bushy eyelashes and scrawny beard, give the perfect visual matching Picasso’s famous silhouette. Any solo he sings is wonderful, including the most famous song from this musical, “The Impossible Dream.”
Bev Sykes - "Bitter Hack"
Man Of La Mancha Theater Review 2016 (Blogspot)