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CHELSIE nectow

Chelsie Nectow

NYC/
NEW
ENGLAND
BASED 
AEA
ACTOR

 

UPCOMING:

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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY

Greater Boston Stage Company

November 27 - December 20, 2026

Directed by Tyler Rosati

CURRENT:

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COME FROM AWAY

Sharon Playhouse

September 11 - September 27, 2026

Directed by Hunter Foster

Choreographed by Krystyna Resavy

Set Design by Christopher Swader & Justin Swader

Lighting Design by Aidan English

Costume Design by Kathleen DeAngelis​

This is an unbelievably talented ensemble, but several performances hit me especially hard. Chelsie Nectow is magnificent as Beverley and Annette, with a beautiful voice that makes “Me and the Sky” soar. That has always been my favorite song in the show, and Nectow’s huge vocals made me love it even more.​​

-Stephen Kearley, The BroadGAYS

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Nectow, also playing the pilot, Beverley, stands out in her solo, “Me and the Sky,” describing her growing up wanting to fly planes and the resistance she received being a female. Ultimately, she rejoices reaching her goal of flying for a major airlines. Every time Nectow sings, her glorious voice commands our attention.

-Paula Kaplan-Reiss, Berkshire On Stage

Photos by Christopher Swader & Justin Swader

PREVIOUS:

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COME FROM AWAY

Majestic Theater

April 16 - June 7, 2026

Directed by Russell Garrett

Set Design by Janie Howland

Lighting Design by James McNamara

Costume Design by Dawn McKay​

Nectow is superb as she renders Beverley’s life's journey in the emotionally charged "Me and the Sky," quite possibly the show’s most well-known musical number. 

-Kevin T. Baldwin, METR Magazine​​

LIZARD BOY

SpeakEasy Stage

October 24 - November 22, 2025

Directed by Lyndsay Allyn Cox

Set Design by Qingan Zhang

Lighting Design by Deb Sullivan

Costume Design by Zoë Sundra​

Siren, played by Chelsie Nectow, enters as a formidable and captivating antagonist, injecting tension and excitement into the production. Nectow delivers a spellbinding performance...Her vocal agility, precise intonation during rapid slides, gritty power, and softer ballad moments showcase masterful control, making every note a standout.

-The Poplar Review

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Chelsie Nectow as Siren is sheer succubus magnetism, her Broadway-caliber voice filling the theater while still reserving softness for vulnerable moments.

-New England Theatre Geek

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Chelsie Nectow is a powerhouse as Siren. Her stage presence is magnetic, and her vocals are absolutely electric. Chelsie also shines in her inventive musicianship. Her comedic instincts are sharp, and she balances the character's chaotic energy with moments of surprising vulnerability. As the only woman in the trio, she brings fierce energy and depth.

-Booked and Scene​

Photos by Benjamin Rose

WAITRESS

Majestic Theater

April 17 - June 1, 2025

Directed by Sue Dziura

Set Design by Josiah Durham

Lighting Design by Daniel D. Rist

Costume Design by Dawn McKay​

Nectow is superb throughout the show, on stage for most of it and dominating in nearly every scene and musical number in which featured.

-Kevin T. Baldwin, METR Magazine​

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Chelsie Nectow is marvelous in the role of Jenna—her beautiful voice and interpretation of this complicated young woman demands our empathy.

-Jeannie Marlin Woods, Berkshire On Stage

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BRIGHT STAR

Majestic Theater

September 7 - October 15, 2023

Directed by Sue Dziura

Set Design by Josiah Durham

Lighting Design by Daniel D. Rist

Costume Design by Dawn McKay​

Nectow is not only a phenomenal singer, the performer is simply tremendous as Alice… Thanks to Nectow’s steadfast approach, Alice is proven to have the most depth and growth..and we simply feel privileged to be along that journey with her.

-Kevin T. Baldwin, METR Magazine

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Alice is played with aplomb by Chelsie Nectow, who manages the 16-year-old version of herself brilliantly. As the older editor of Asheville Southern Journal, she is equally impressive. Her singing is the equal of her acting, and in songs like “Way Back in the Day” and “I Had a Vision” she is perfection.

-J. Peter Bergman, The Berkshire Edge

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