Natascha Dea Burdeinei
- Producer
- Writer
- Executive
Natascha Dea Burdeinei was born in 1975 at Landstuhl Army Medical Center in West Germany. Natascha is a polymath: a writer, producer, artist, political scientist, and historian.
A film and theatrical producer, Natascha is actively developing television and film projects that explore identity and legacy through elevated and transformative storytelling representative of this diverse world. She is an executive producer of After the Deluge (2024), an evocative pandemic tale written by Pulitzer, Oscar, and Tony Award-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley, directed by Tara Young, produced by Ashley George, shot and produced by Charlotte Hornsby, starring Trae Harris and Grace Rex. She is also an executive producer of "GLO," a Black Queer first-love story set in the BIPOC rollerskating scene of Chicago written and co-directed by Adhana Reid; an associate producer of Second City alumna Lea Pascal's short comedic short on miscarriage, "The Greatest Joy;" and co-produced the Off-Off-Broadway production of the comedic western musical, "The Dastardly Thornes v. The Town of Goldhaven," in its world premiere at The Brick Theater, Brooklyn, NY.
An accomplished photographer, Natascha's photographic work has been exhibited alongside work by Helena Christensen, Mick Rock, Mark Seliger, Pamela Hanson, Gary Palmer, Eric Schwabel, Anne Menke, Robert Lucy, Francisco Letelier, and Roldán West.
Her book, "Conversations To Have With Your Loved Ones" (Dea Matrona Books, 2024) is available in bookstores everywhere. She is writing a book about Prince.
A film and theatrical producer, Natascha is actively developing television and film projects that explore identity and legacy through elevated and transformative storytelling representative of this diverse world. She is an executive producer of After the Deluge (2024), an evocative pandemic tale written by Pulitzer, Oscar, and Tony Award-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley, directed by Tara Young, produced by Ashley George, shot and produced by Charlotte Hornsby, starring Trae Harris and Grace Rex. She is also an executive producer of "GLO," a Black Queer first-love story set in the BIPOC rollerskating scene of Chicago written and co-directed by Adhana Reid; an associate producer of Second City alumna Lea Pascal's short comedic short on miscarriage, "The Greatest Joy;" and co-produced the Off-Off-Broadway production of the comedic western musical, "The Dastardly Thornes v. The Town of Goldhaven," in its world premiere at The Brick Theater, Brooklyn, NY.
An accomplished photographer, Natascha's photographic work has been exhibited alongside work by Helena Christensen, Mick Rock, Mark Seliger, Pamela Hanson, Gary Palmer, Eric Schwabel, Anne Menke, Robert Lucy, Francisco Letelier, and Roldán West.
Her book, "Conversations To Have With Your Loved Ones" (Dea Matrona Books, 2024) is available in bookstores everywhere. She is writing a book about Prince.
