Nathan Bois-McDonald's journey began as an unexpected leading man in high school musicals, revealing a profound passion for acting and singing. After a year of studies in Health Science at Dawson College, Nathan switched programs to pursue his love for acting, graduating from the Professional Theatre Program with accolades such as the Willy and Beryl Moser Award for outstanding acting ability and the Cynthia Hendrickson Memorial Award for academic and theatrical excellence.

In the six months surrounding his graduation, Nathan collaborated with seasoned creators, featuring in "Adrianne and the Castle," directed by acclaimed filmmaker Shannon Walsh, premiering this Spring at SXSW. He also took on leading roles in Repercussion Theatre's touring production of "Cymbeline" directed by Amanda Kellock and served as assistant director to Xavier Huard for "AlterNatives" at the Centaur Theatre.

These diverse experiences ignited Nathan's passion for exploring performance across various mediums and in both English and French. Grounded in a profound connection to his spirit and the world, Nathan values the transformative depth that acting, playwriting, and music bring to his artistic journey.