Natasha Tsakos

Natasha Tsakos is an award-winning showmaker, conceptual director, interactive designer, and performance artist—and the founder of NTiD Inc., a studio known for inventing multimedia theatrical experiences where live performance, cinematic language, and technology operate as one.

Across two decades of pioneering hybrid performance, she has created and performed work for global stages and institutions including TED, the United Nations General Assembly, Google, the G20 Summit, Discovery Channel, Tribeca Film Festival, and the Super Bowl with Cirque du Soleil. Her projects have also engaged foundations and scientific, environmental, and social-impact organizations worldwide, translating complex ideas into felt experience, onstage, onscreen, and inside immersive formats.

Now, Tsakos is charting her most audacious frontier: performance designed for space environments. Through her venture SPACE WONDERS, she is developing PARABOLES, a research-based multimedia performance conceived for microgravity, created in partnership with MIT Space Exploration Initiative and supported by parabolic flight collaborators, expanding how humans train, move, and tell stories in altered gravity. She brings uncommon credibility to this work through NASA-adjacent training experiences (including chamber and parabolic flight exposure) and a sustained practice of building new theatrical languages at the intersection of art, technology, and human futures.

A compelling keynote speaker and host, Tsakos helps audiences think beyond the obvious: about creativity under extreme constraints, cultural innovation, and what it will take to make the future (including space) genuinely human.