Photo by Milan
Nataniël le Roux was born in the Swartland. He studied music at the Conservatoire of
Stellenbosch University.
Nathaniel started his carriere as a musician and entertainer in 1983, when he
produced his first stage appearances. He now looks back on a long list of
shows, solo and others. Nataniël goes regularly on concert tours, performs for
charities and has worked for TV, film and radio.
Many of his books and CDs became instant bestsellers. He is the director
of his own production company and publishing house, NATANIEL HOUSE OF MUSIC. He is also the owner of a number of shops where his Kaalkop brand of lifestyle products are sold.
Natanië has written several best-selling cookbooks and has presented his own cooking
series on radio and contributes regularly to food magazines.
1990: DALRO for Work of Art
1991: DALRO for Dancing with John
Books: all published by Human & Rousseau Excuse Me, 1990 Dancing with John, 1992 Oopmond, 1993 Nataniël Kook, 1994 Rubber, 1996 Die Nataniël-Kombuis, 1996 Maria Maria, 1999 Tuesday, 2001 Food from the White House, 2003 Kaalkop, Human & Rousseau, 2004 Kaalkop Joernaal / Journal, 2006 Kaalkop 2, 2008 When I was - 25 Stories, 2008 Gatherings - A year of invitations, Human & Rousseau, 2009 Nicky & Lou - 46 stories, Human & Rousseau, 2011 Kaalkop 3, 2012 150 Stories, 2014 Die Huis van Rye, 2015 Zip!, 2016 | Music Videos: Weird people One life Dis te laat Spook Roses and Jazz Bat Maybe we still believe Juice Moon Jazz Now I can die Slow tear None of Them In Ev'ry Star Hopeless Hand Gold Combat, DVD Cathedral - Live At Emperor's Palace, DVD Die Nataniël Tafel - Seisoen 1, DVD By Birth | CDs: (written, produced & performed) Weird People, 1988) Work of Art, 1989 Recital, 1993 Dying for Master, 1994 the wallflower, 1995 The Cover Concert, 1996 The Diva Divine, 1996 Portfolio, 1997 Slow Tear, 1998 Fall, 2000 DANCE 'TIL I BREAK, 2002 Act 1 Act 2 Fashion I Wear White Fall |
Stage scripts: Head On (for Lydia vom Hagen, 1994); Bulldozer (for Anna Roussouw, 1994); In Glass (for Elzabê Zietsman, 1995); BOOM! (for Lizz Meiring, 1996)