Nathan is a theatre director, creative producer and arts programmer.

 

He is the Co-Artistic Director and CEO of Tangled Feet theatre ensemble.

 

Previously, he was the Associate Director of The Greenwich+Docklands International Festival, the Associate Director of The Bush Theatre and a Staff Director at The National Theatre.

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Nathan is a Trustee at The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre in Havant and Jacksons Lane Arts Centre in London.

 

Since founding Tangled Feet (www.tangledfeet.com) in 2003 Nathan has directed 26 productions for the company as they have become on of the most distinctive theatre ensembles in the country. Their work has toured the UK, Europe and the Middle East alongside an industry leading participation and Dramatherapy programme that works with thousands of young people each year. T

 

angled Feet make original physical theatre and image led work in public places, found spaces and theatre buildings and are a dedicated ensemble with a commitment to shared rehearsal and performance history. In 2018 Tangled Feet joined the Arts Council’s National Portfolio of core funded companies, they are based in Luton.

 

As Associate Director of Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (2011-2015) Nathan supported the programming of one of Europe’s largest outdoor arts festivals. His work at the festival focused on the development and support of emerging talent and partnership programming.

 

As Associate Director of The Bush Theatre (2009-2011) Nathan worked with many leading playwrights, developing new work and directing performances. He was part of the team that successfully moved the theatre from its old pub location to new library home.

 

Freelance Directing Credits: Bunfonidae, Little Platoons, and An Affair to Remember (Bush Theatre), Cuckoo (The Unicorn), Ignorance/Jahiliyyah (Hampstead Theatre), 1984 (Lyric Hammersmith), 24/7 (Embassy Theatre) As You Were, (Edinburgh Fringe), One Mile Away (promenade performance in Elephant and Castle), Fixer (HighTide Festival), Romeo and Juliet, (New Wimbledon Studio), Weapons of Happiness (Finborough Theatre), Ya Get Me? (Old Vic Education), Movieplex (Nutkhut).

 

As a Director Nathan relishes work with political narratives, visually strong staging and ensemble storytelling. Nathan believes in creating theatre that explores tensions in the world, reaches new audiences and is meaningful to the people who make it and watch it.  Nathan has developed a number of projects with the National Theatre Studio, The British Council  (Libya, Egypt) and many leading Drama Schools.

 

Nathan trained at Middlesex University and subsequently received training from The National Theatre Studio Directors Course, The Royal Shakespeare Company (with Cicely Berry) and The Stary Theatre, Krakow.