AUSLAN INTERPRETED SATURDAY 13 APRIL

Interpreter: Celeste Di Pietro

Nat’s a comedian, noisy musician, mental health advocate and award-winning, bestselling author who’s been described more than once as a potty mouth.

His comedy has drawn a wonderfully diverse audience of over 4.7 million champions worldwide, with his videos seeing 100s of millions of views and his live shows selling out theatres and comedy festivals in both Australia and across the globe since 2020.

Nat’s new live show Hot Dogs Probably Aren’t Real is an hour-long meltdown of information set out to prove a point.

They aren’t real… or are they? Probably not… but also maybe?

★★★★★ ‘Brilliant... this man has a natural talent for comedy. It’s a packed house and the laughter just keeps rolling.’ HiFi Way

‘Hilarious… one not to miss. Nat effortlessly draws the audience in right from the onset... kept the jokes and laughs coming in the packed house’ Weekend Notes

AUSLAN INTERPRETED SATURDAY 13 APRIL

★★★★★ ‘Brilliant... this man has a natural talent for comedy. It’s a packed house and the laughter just keeps rolling.’ HiFi Way

‘Hilarious… one not to miss. Nat effortlessly draws the audience in right from the onset... kept the jokes and laughs coming in the packed house’ Weekend Notes

‘Our eyes leaked on the reg, alternating between cry-laughing and actual tears – emotive art at its best.’ Beat

‘Funny, charming, a rawness and honesty that was undeniably appealing. Underestimate him at your peril.’ ArtsHub

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★★★★★ ‘Brilliant... this man has a natural talent for comedy. It’s a packed house and the laughter just keeps rolling.’ HiFi Way

‘Hilarious… one not to miss. Nat effortlessly draws the audience in right from the onset... kept the jokes and laughs coming in the packed house’ Weekend Notes

‘Our eyes leaked on the reg, alternating between cry-laughing and actual tears – emotive art at its best.’ Beat

‘Funny, charming, a rawness and honesty that was undeniably appealing. Underestimate him at your peril.’ ArtsHub

AUSLAN INTERPRETED SATURDAY 13 APRIL