Nic Cole is a career storyteller with over 10 years of experience engaging audiences.

Nic has seen success in community theater productions such as “They Sing Christmas Up In Harlem” and “Tambourines to Glory”. She has also entertained audiences through her portrayal of Diana Ross in a Motown tribute, as stage support in High School Musical the play, and a variety of commercial and extra opportunities.

Nic received her B.A. in Sociology, with a minor in Psychology from Louisiana State University (LSU). While pursuing her degree she joined the costume design and stage development department as a student in partnership with LSU’s theater department. After graduation, Nic performed with LSU’s gospel choir and was in a singing group called “Unlimited Praise”. Nic continued to further train her voice and stage technique through acting lessons and vocal coaching.

Now her time is spent song writing, performing original pieces, play writing, and developing children’s stories. Nic is a mom of 4 and military spouse, looking forward to returning back to the stage and to land roles in film. Like most performers, Nic wears many hats to make productions and original pieces jump off of the page and into reality. She has written, acted, directed and produced in a variety of capacities. Her grounding in creativity, music, and storytelling skills she has gained over the years has prepared her for a new and exciting chapter in her professional life.