Who plays Natalie in The Cry of Jazz?

Natalie is played by Dorothea Horton.

How is Natalie connected to other characters?

Natalie has 3 mapped relationships in The Cry of Jazz. Explore the interactive relationship map for details.

Natalie — The Cry of Jazz Character Profile

About Natalie

A White jazz club attendee who engages in the racial and musical debates. She questions the Black perspective on American society and asks about the future of jazz, prompting Alex's controversial declaration that jazz is dead.

Character Facts

Played by: Dorothea Horton
Appears in: The Cry of Jazz (1959)
Role: Supporting

Relationships (3)

Natalie — Conflict Ideological Opponents — Louis (Leroy Inman)
Natalie disputes Louis's cultural exclusivity claim.
Natalie — Social Fellow Attendees — Bruce (Gavin McFadyan)
Bruce and Natalie attend the club meeting together.
Natalie — Social Fellow Attendees — Faye (Melinda Dillon)
Natalie and Faye form the female White attendee pair.

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More characters from The Cry of Jazz

Alex Johnson (George Waller)
Faye (Melinda Dillon)
John (Andrew Duncan)
Louis (Leroy Inman)
Bob (James Miller)
Bruce (Gavin McFadyan)