Nat Harris
I Don't Want To Make A Scene
Nat's sister once found a stainless steel screw in her meal at a restaurant, and Nat told her to "just eat around it." I Don't Want To Make a Scene is about being a chronic people pleaser with a flair for drama and the hell that is trying to straddle both.
After donning wigs and playing characters on stage over the past few years, Nat is hanging up her wigs (okay, probably not all of them) and bringing her version of stand-up to the stage. And it will be chilled – there won't be any overreactions to mundane situations, props, wigs or act-outs. So sit back and relax.
Nat is one-third of the Triple R Breakfasters team and won the Golden Gibbo Award in 2021 with Hannah Camilleri for their show Pet-Nat + Han ah Chocolat.
'Deadpan, perfectly-paced delivery and dry, ballsy demeanour that is a joy.' Chortle (UK)
'Nat shines!' ★★★★ Hi-Fi Way
'Nat Harris is a tour de force with a parade of hilariously real characters.' Kaleidoscope Arts Review
'The most enjoyable hour of the festival.' ★★★★★ The Age (Pet Nat + Han ah Chocolat)
Suitable for audiences 15+
Death and grief
Language – mild language
Nat's sister once found a stainless steel screw in her meal at a restaurant, and Nat told her to "just eat around it." I Don't Want To Make a Scene is about being a chronic people pleaser with a flair for drama and the hell that is trying to straddle both.
After donning wigs and playing characters on stage over the past few years, Nat is hanging up her wigs (okay, probably not all of them) and bringing her version of stand-up to the stage. And it will be chilled – there won't be any overreactions to mundane situations, props, wigs or act-outs. So sit back and relax.
Nat is one-third of the Triple R Breakfasters team and won the Golden Gibbo Award in 2021 with Hannah Camilleri for their show Pet-Nat + Han ah Chocolat.
'Deadpan, perfectly-paced delivery and dry, ballsy demeanour that is a joy.' Chortle (UK)
'Nat shines!' ★★★★ Hi-Fi Way
'Nat Harris is a tour de force with a parade of hilariously real characters.' Kaleidoscope Arts Review
'The most enjoyable hour of the festival.' ★★★★★ The Age (Pet Nat + Han ah Chocolat)
Suitable for audiences 15+
Death and grief
Language – mild language