Nataniël

A cup of tea may be just the thing that lets people open themselves up to a good, honest, and friendly chat.

Combat was recorded live at the Theatre of Marcellus, Emperor’s Palace. Inspired by the Mark Twain phrase: “Clothes Make The Man”, Combat both investigates and celebrates the Uniform. For centuries people have been feared or admired for their uniforms - From emperors to soldiers, church leaders and policemen to butlers chauffeurs and sailors. With comedy, fantasy, satire, bilingual monologues and a collection of original compositions, Nataniël takes a look at uniforms as only he can!

The first ever DVD release of a live performance by Natanil features his acclaimed stage production, CATHEDRAL, filmed from 18 to 21 March 2010 at Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace. Natanil transports his audience on a journey through time, taking a unique look at the age-old phenomenon of mankind being captured, seduced, threatened and destroyed by his own creations. With original music ranging from pop, rock and soul to old-world torch songs and jazz, the show also includes a collection of typical Natanil monologues in English and Afrikaans! Fantastical, hysterical, honest, different, truly funny and always entertaining, this is the world according to Natanil. Includes Nataniel monologues in English & Afrikaans!

Just outside Nantes, on the le Roux family farm, stands a historic stone house, uninhabited for decades. In this series, Nataniël and Erik finally transform the house into a holiday home for the whole family, making a play area for all the godchildren and grandchildren and installing a free-standing kitchen.

A cup of tea may be just the thing that lets people open themselves up to a good, honest, and friendly chat.

Just outside Nantes, on the le Roux family farm, stands a historic stone house, uninhabited for decades. In this series, Nataniël and Erik finally transform the house into a holiday home for the whole family, making a play area for all the godchildren and grandchildren and installing a free-standing kitchen.

Combat was recorded live at the Theatre of Marcellus, Emperor’s Palace. Inspired by the Mark Twain phrase: “Clothes Make The Man”, Combat both investigates and celebrates the Uniform. For centuries people have been feared or admired for their uniforms - From emperors to soldiers, church leaders and policemen to butlers chauffeurs and sailors. With comedy, fantasy, satire, bilingual monologues and a collection of original compositions, Nataniël takes a look at uniforms as only he can!