Nathan Cassidy
Nathan Cassidy at Camden Head (Camden), London
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Nathan Cassidy: Unbearable Tragedy of Being Happy £7.00
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About the show
Nathan Cassidy is happy, which spells disaster for his stand-up career. Known for his troubled and tortured comedic style, Cassidy attempts the impossible - a show about being unbearably happy. At Camden Comedy Club, experience an ambitious new comedy that explores love, hope, and finding light in the darkness. With scenery and lighting changes, watch Cassidy navigate the complexities of happiness in a chaotic world. Can one happy man offer genuine hope to a roomful of strangers?
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Featuring - Nathan Cassidy
Nathan Cassidy is a multi-award winning comedian and star of Amazon Prime Comedy Specials 'Observational', 'Fifty' and 'Bumblebee'. Nathan was the only live performer at the Edinburgh Fringe 2020, and his show Bumblebee was a total sell out at the Edinburgh Fringe 2021 and was nominated for 3 awards in 2021 including an Off West End Stage Award. Nathan picked up the Best Standup Award at the Brighton Fringe 2022 and 2023 and was nominated for Best Standup at the Buxton Fringe 2022, 2023 and 2024. In 2024 he was also nominated for best show at the Shaftesbury Fringe and won the Pegasus Award for Best Comedian at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe. He gigs and headlines all over the country, he is resident MC at multi Time Out Critics Choice The Rat Pack stand-up comedy and has recently performed shows in Germany, Ireland, Portugal and France. He is also the founder of the ISH Edinburgh Comedy Awards. Over the last few years he has appeared regularly on BBC Radio.
'The best show at this year's Fringe... A classic, structured rollercoaster Fringe hour... star in waiting... he is untouchable.' ★★★★
Bruce Dessau, The Times
An extraordinary story richly accessorised with laughter. The best live comedy I have seen this August.'
Kate Copstick, The Scotsman '
'Well-crafted, very original and very funny… one of the most original show endings I have seen. Clever, articulate… sometime scathing and cynical, but also touching and hopeful. Highly recommended.’ FringeReview.co.uk