Nadean Rawlins

Nadean Rawlins has over 20 years of experience as an actress, having started with the Jamaican National Pantomime in 1996. She has been a featured on both television and film; 'Real Friends' and Mi and Mi Kru 2 television sitcoms on Television Jamaica and films, 'Respect the Jeux', 'Destiny' and 'Sprinter'. Rawlins was awarded the ITI Actorboy Award for Best Supporting Actress three times and Best Actress for the lead role in The University Players' 'Departure in the Dark' in 2014.Nadean made her debut as a director in 2009 when she directed 'Miss Burton Gets a Promotion' and has since directed Dahlia Harris' 'Her Last Cry', Aston Cooke's 'Country Duppy' and Karl Williams' 'The Black That I Am' and was an International Theatre Institute (ITI) Actorboy Awards nominated director for Dave Hall's 'Dirty Money'. Rawlins has produced theatre productions to include 'Art' and 'Tartuff' and was awarded the ITI Actorboy Award for Best Revue for 'The Black That I am' in 2015.Founder of RAW Management, a Talent Management Agency and Production Co., Nadean believes firmly in developing and promoting talents through advancement and international exposure. By integrating more than 20 years as a professional actress, expertise in business development, marketing and public relations, Nadean and her team are able to provide the most successful expertise and multi-level platforms for RAW Management Talents from the most-seasoned to the rising stars. Show less «