She performed in Wright State's Annual Faculty Concert, Emerging Choreographer's Concert, and Fall Concert. Natalia served as a student choreographer and created her original contemporary ballet work, The Calm Before The Storm, where it was premiered during her junior year in 2020. She had the opportunity to work with esteemed choreographers and teachers such as: Dwight Rhoden, Gina Walther, Jillian Davis, Christian Denise, Desmond Richardson, Teresa Wiley - McWilliams, Ashley Walton (Pabst), Jae Man Jo, Meg Paul, Clifford Williams, Sarah Slipper, Sherri "Sparkle" Williams, Alexandra Wells, and Glenn Edgerton just to name a few. 

She spent her summers training at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp (on scholarship), Charlotte Ballet, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, North West Dance Project, and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. Her first original work, Shattered Reflections, won a choreography competition in 2016, and many of her works have been premiered since in Michigan and Ohio. Her love for choreography was born and since then, she has had the honor of setting her work on: Young People's Ballet Theatre, Care Conservatory of Ballet, Fenton Ballet Theatre, Wright State University Dance Ensemble, Swartz Creek Center Stage, Fenton High School Drama Department, Grand Rapids Civic Theatre and School of Theatre Arts, Muskegon Civic Theatre, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, and The Flint School of Performing Arts.

Natalia accepted a job at Fenton Ballet Theatre as their Resident Choreographer in 2019 with her original work Take Flight. She served on Faculty as a Ballet Instructor and Head of Contemporary Training from (2019-2022). She has choreographed many sections in their full-length ballets: Cinderella (2021), The Nutcracker (2020 & 2021), and Hansel & Gretel (2022). She has also choreographed many original works for Michigan Ballet Festival, Youth America Grand Prix, Dancing For A Cure, and their annual school showcase. Natalia accepted a job at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre and School of Theatre Arts as a Teaching Artist Apprentice for the 2022-2023 Season. She had the honor of choreographing sections of Disney's Marry Poppins for their School of Theatre Arts! Natalia also served as Faculty and Resident Choreographer for Care Conservatory of Ballet and The Creative Arts Repertoire Ensemble during her time in Grand Rapids, Michigan!

Ms. Retzloff just closed her run as choreographer for Roger and Hammerstein's full-length Cinderella performed by Muskegon Civic Theatre which premiered this past May. She also serves as Modern Dance Faculty for the Dance Department at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp where she spends her summers teaching, re-staging, and choreographing new works on students in attendance.

Natalia is Full-time Ballet and Modern Faculty for the Flint School of Performing Arts! Ms. Retzloff also serves as Creative Director and Resident Choreographer for The Children's Performance Workshop, Youth Dance Ensemble, and Adult Dance Ensemble! She teaches many Children's, Intermediate, and Adult ballet classes as a Faculty member of the FSPA Dance Department as well as Modern II, Modern III/IV, and Advanced Modern. Natalia also teaches a Grade 4, Grade 5, and Middle School Dance Elective at the Flint Cultural Center Academy where she continues to inspire and cultivate a life long appreciation for the art of dance. Ms. Retzloff serves as Children's Ballet Mistress for The Flint Institute of Music's annual production of The Nutcracker performed at the stunning Whiting Auditorium! She will also be a part of growing FSPA's student choreographic program which will serve as a pivotal educational aspect in their dance department. Ms. Retzloff is a an ABT Certified Teacher, who has successfully completed the ABT Teacher Training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 3 of the ABT National Training Curriculum. She is also an active member of the National Dance Education Organization and Michigan Dance Council. She will also be continuing to grow her own freelance choreography business that was launched in 2019. She is constantly wanting to push the boundaries of the current performing arts industry, continue growing as an emerging female artist, and inspire the next generation of dancers.