More About NIcole

Nicole Stewart is a Mexican-American actress, producer, and creator originally from Mexico City, whose work is deeply rooted in storytelling that is personal, honest, and emotionally fearless. She first discovered her love for performance in elementary school, staging elaborate productions for her family and inventing stories long before she had the language to understand why storytelling mattered so much to her. Growing up, performance became both a creative outlet and a way of making sense of the world around her.
That instinct eventually led her to New York City, where she pursued her MFA and rebuilt her artistic life from the ground up. The move challenged her in every way: culturally, creatively, and personally, forcing her to redefine her voice, her confidence, and her identity as an artist. Rather than distancing herself from her roots, the experience deepened her connection to them. Her Mexican heritage continues to shape her work in subtle but undeniable ways through rhythm, humor, emotional honesty, and the kinds of stories she feels compelled to tell.
Alongside her work as an actor, Nicole has produced short films in both Mexico and the United States and produced and starred in a national television show in Mexico. She is constantly developing new original work to produce and star in across New York and Mexico, creating projects that explore human complexity with vulnerability, sharp humor, and emotional depth.
Nicole is especially drawn to stories that feel deeply specific and uncomfortably honest, the kinds of stories that reveal something universal through personal experience. Whether working in theatre, film, or television, she approaches performance as both craft and confrontation: a space where people can recognize themselves, laugh in unexpected moments, and feel a little less alone.
Her work is heavily inspired by her family, whose resilience, warmth, and persistence continue to influence the way she understands both art and humanity. Through every project, Nicole aims to create work that entertains while also provoking thought, challenging expectations, and leaving room for messiness, contradiction, and truth.