2018 Edinburgh Fringe

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Whether you're mourning a loved one, your youth, or last night's bottle(s) of Pinot, grief is inevitable and never convenient.

Natalie was shocked to discover the world just goes on as normal: Valentine's Day still exists, parking inspectors will still clamp the wheels of your car and you are forced to decide whether you want your focaccia toasted or untoasted.

And you're supposed to do this while working out what clothes your dad should be cremated in.

Nat Harris takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the five stages of grief in 50 minutes: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.

About Nat Harris

Nat is a Melbourne based stand-up comedian who emerged on the scene as a Triple J RAW comedy state finalist in 2012 and has since gone on to perform sell out solo shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival. She has appeared on telly shows Twentysomething (Netflix), Fancy Boy (ABC), The Slot (Foxtel) and presented The Vagina Diaries documentary as a part of the ABC Opening Shot series as well as taking out Best Actress in the 48hr Film Project. In 2016 Nat receive development funding for Good Grief, the web-series she created and has co-written with her sister Jess Harris through Screen Australia's Gender Matters: Brilliant Stories initiative.

Reviews

"deadpan, perfectly paced delivery and dry, ballsy demeanour that is a joy": Chortle

"It's safe to say that Natalie Harris's secret is out - and a pleasure to share": Herald Sun

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