Nat Nye is known as the Lyrical Alchemist, having performed at countless events in and around London at prestigious venues and events such as a Royal reception for Princess Anne at the Orbit in the Olympic Park , 2016, Victoria & Albert Museum 2016, American Embassy, 2016, Trafalgar Square for Slavery Remembrance Day, 2016, Battersea Arts Centre 2016, Roundhouse, Tate Britain, 2014, Ronnie Scotts 2016, UCL 2015 and 2016, SOAS University, 2013 and the Black Cultural Archives, 2014, as well as festivals including Camp Bestival, 2010  and 2011 and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2010. In November 2016 Nat Nye was featured on the legendary Mutabaruka. Nat Nye has also spent a week as a resident artist at Sadler’s Wells, 2016 exploring the concept of choreo-poetry. As a former member of the Roundhouse Associate Collective, Elephant, Nat gained experience in hosting and curating bi-monthly shows at the famed Roundhouse venue from 2011-2012. Since then he has built a reputation as a true exponent of educational entertainment (edutainment) with his unique, hard-hitting delivery and the thought provoking, multi-layered natured themes of his poems filled with literary techniques that wow audiences with his word play, patterns and metaphors. A consistent comment on Nat Nye's poetry is that repeat audience members can hear the same poem several times and get something new each time. Watching and listening to Nat Nye is a poetry master class in and of itself.