Nathan spent his time during Act I dressed as a monkey (See photo), and in Act II, took the role of the Knave of Hearts.
After 88 performances, packed into a ten-week run, the show closed on February the 4th, 2006.

While performing in Alice In Wonderland, Nathan was delighted to be able to perform a solo presentation of Lewis Carroll's epic nonsense poem, The Hunting of the Snark.
Around seventy people attended the performance, which lasted for just over half an hour. Nathan learnt the 141-verse poem while still in his teens, and fourteen years later, was finally able to share it with the world.
The Hunting of the Snark tells the tale of a band of ten intrepid explorers on their quest to find the mythical beast, the Snark. On the way, they have various madcap adventures, until they finally stumble upon the object of their quest, but is it all that they expected it to be?

Cast Details (In order of appearance) Alice - Annalene Beechey Jane - Alice Redmond White Rabbit - David Beckford Dinah - Sarah Earnshaw Lory - Julie Jupp Duck - Ben Stock Mouse - Alice Redmond Dodo - Timothy Kightley Mrs Crab - Sarah Earnshaw Eaglet - Mark McGee Canary - Alastair Parker Magpie - Tony Timberlake Pat the Hedgehog - Edward Gower Bill The Lizard - Ahmet Ahmet Squirrel - Alice Redmond Caterpillar - Mark Oxtoby Pigeon - Mark McGee Fish Footman - Ahmet Ahmet Frog Footman - Adam Pearce Cook - Alastair Parker Duchess - Julie Jupp Cheshire Cat - Alice Redmond Mad Hatter - Tony Timberlake March Hare - Edward Gower Dormouse - Mark McGee Card Gardeners - Ahmet Ahmet, Edward Gower, Tony Timberlake Knave of Hearts - Nathan Taylor Executioner - Mark Oxtoby Queen of Hearts - Jill Pert King of Hearts - Timothy Kightley Gryphon - Adam Pearce Mock Turtle - Alastair Parker

Photographs Click on the thumbnails (above) to view the photos. Annalene Beechey as Alice talks to Alice Redmond as the Cheshire Cat. Sarah Earnshaw in the debut role of Mrs Crab. Tim Kightley in the background as the Dodo. Julie Jupp as the Duchess, and Alastair Parker as the Cook dance with Annalene Beechey's Alice. This photo shows Mark Oxtoby as the Executioner, and Mark McGee as a Card Guard, flanking Nathan as the Knave of Hearts. Adam Pearce as the Frog Footman squabbles over the Queen's Croquet invitation with Ahmet Ahmet as the Fish Footman. Eddie Gower, Tony Timberlake and Ahmet Ahmet paint the roses red as the Card Gardeners. Nathan's Knave is seen here with the Queen of Hearts (Jill Pert), and the White Rabbit (David Beckford). David Beckford as the White Rabbit panics about being late, while Annalene Beechey as Alice looks on. The Mad Hatter's Tea Party: Eddie Gower as the Hare, Mark McGee as the Dormouse and Tony Timberlake as the Hatter. Alastair Parker as the Mock Turtle and Adam Pearce as the Gryphon lament their past woes, before indulging in the madcap Lobster Quadrille. Here is the final position of the whole company, during the show's finale.