Natalie Hanslik

Natalie Hanslik joins the ensemble at Theater & Orchester Heidelberg from the 2026/27 season.

She has Polish roots and grew up in Goslar. She trained as an actress at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover and at the Academy of Theatre and Film in Łódź, Poland.

Following an engagement at Schauspiel Hannover, she moved to the Saarländisches Staatstheater in Saarbrücken in 2009. There, her roles included Gretchen in »Faust«, Ophelia in »Hamlet«, Klara in »Maria Magdalena« (directed by Dagmar Schlingmann), Emma Mörschel in »Kleiner Mann, was nun? « (directed by Michael Talke) and Stella in »A Streetcar Named Desire« (directed by Christoph Diem).

From 2018 to 2026, she was a member of the ensemble at the Junges Schauspiel at the Düsseldorf Schauspielhaus. There she appeared regularly in productions by Robert Gerloff, including as Willibald in »Der überaus starke Willibald«, Ismael in »Moby Dick« and Mimi in »Blindekuh mit dem Tod«. She played »Der Mann, der eine Blume sein wollte« (directed by Fabian Rosonsky), Anka in »Am liebsten mag ich Monster« (directed by Sara Ostertag, invited to the Schäxpir Festival), Creon in »Antigone« (directed by Liesbeth Coltof) and Mephisto in »Faust 1+2+3« (directed by Felix Krakau). Other roles included »Mr Nobody« (directed by Jan Gehler, invited to the Augenblick mal! Festival), » Das Leben macht mir keine Angst« (directed by Liesbeth Coltof, invited to the Westwind Festival) and several ensemble productions directed by Gregory Caers. During the 2025/26 season, she appeared in, amongst other productions, »The Neverending Story« (directed by Roger Vontobel).