Nicole LeBlanc

Actor. Writer. Mover. Groover.

Hi, thanks for dropping by!

My name is Nicole, I’m an NYC based actor, writer, and teaching artist. Originally from Nantucket, MA, a rather small spit of sand 30 miles out to sea, I strive to create the same sense of community I grew up with in my life and artistry. My work is physical, feminist, and often historical. And, I’m proud to say that I do not have iPhone face, and hope you will consider this when casting your next period piece!

  • Three women in historical dresses laughing in a dressing room with costumes hanging in the background. Sense and Sensibility Theatre Workshop of Nantucket Director Justin Cerne
  • Two actors in cowboy costumes, sitting on a bench during a performance, on stage decorated with an orange backdrop. Men on Boats at the Neighborhood Playhouse directed by Megan Campisi
  • Two people performing on stage, one sitting on the floor, and the other standing behind a music stand, with dark curtains in the background. Shakespeare performance.
  • Person taking a mirror selfie with a camera, wearing a vintage-style blouse, in a bathroom with white panel walls and a hanging blue garment. The Turn of the Screw at On The Isle directed by Carl Schmehl.
  • Woman with curly hair sitting at a table with a pink tablecloth, holding an open binder, looking upward with an expressive face. She is wearing a black turtleneck and red pants.
  • Person posing against a wall in a creative backbend, wearing a black top and gray jeans, holding a pen over an open notebook on the floor.
  • Two women smiling, embracing in front of a house with greenery in the background.
  • Portrait of a person with shoulder-length blonde hair wearing a sleeveless black top, standing against a light-colored backdrop.