On this page you will find mp3s of various recordings of Nathan's work. Click on the play buttons to hear the clips, but remember to press Stop before starting another!
 The Rocky Horror Show
These clips were recorded in Zurich on the 28th February 2001.
Nathan plays Frank, and backing vocals are provided by the rest of the European Rocky Horror Company
Sweet Transvestite
Frank's blistering opening number, where he reveals himself in all his stockinged glory.
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Planet Schmanet
Control is slipping away, and this song represents Frank's final attempt to stay at the top.
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Fay Wray
Decadence abounds, as Frank arrives in the Floor Show, and takes centre-stage.
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I'm Going Home
Weary, and tired of his mission, Frank relinquishes control, and dreams of home.
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 Hedwig & The Angry Inch
These recordings here were taken on October 23rd, 2000, which incidentally, was Nathan's final performance in the role before the show closed the following Saturday.
Backing vocals are sung by Liz Marsh, Julian Littman, and members of the band.
Tear Me Down
The show's opening number. Hediwg batters the audience with hints of her background, and demands attention with this rock romp of a song.
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The Origin of Love
Based on Plato's Symposium, this hauntingly beautiful song tells of man's everlasting quest to find true union with another.
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Midnight Radio
Resolution. The final song.
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Concerts:
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An Evening With Kate & Nathan
In 2001, Nathan flew back from Germany to perform in a concert with close friend, Kate Roberts at the Riverside Barn in Walton-on-Thames. The concert was a great success, and the pair were asked to return to the Barn, later in the year to repeat the show for a further three nights.
The following tracks were recorded live during one of the performances.
This Is The Moment
From Bricusse and Wildehorn's Jekyll & Hyde this song denotes the moment when Jekyll decides to drink his ill-fated potion.
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Seasons of Love
This song is the Act II opener in the show, Rent, by Jonathan Larson. Kate and Nathan decided to use it for the same purpose in their own show.
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Suddenly Seymour
Here, Kate takes the role of Audrey, and Nathan plays Seymour in the Ashman and Mencken smash-hit musical, Little Shop of Horrors. Such a belting song made the perfect finale to an evening of musical theatre numbers.
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We Can Be Kind
Nathan first came to know this song in a charity cabaret performed by the cast of Miss Saigon back in 1997. Written by New York writer, David Freedman, the cast later went on to release the song on an album of the same name, to raise money for the AIDS charity, West End Cares (See below). The song's beautiful sentiment made it the logical choice for an encore, as Kate and Nathan both wanted to send their audiences home with something important to think about.
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West End Comes East
During his time in Les Miserables, Nathan was invited by fellow cast member, Nic Greenshields, to take part in a concert at the Kenneth More Theatre in Ilford. The cast was largely made up of current Les Mis-ers, and was a huge success. The live band and fabulous lighting really made the evening very special indeed, and both performances were completely sold out.
Starlight Express
Nathan sings the title song from the long-running and perennially popular roller-skating show, which ran in London for over thirteen years, and is still going strong in Germany today!
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Nathan also features on several commercially available recordings. Click on the images below to hear the sound clips.
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