Multi-award winning Fringe legend with a devastating new show about the whole world and one man. 'Star in waiting' The Times Cassidy's second new show at the Brighton Fringe 2025. When someone has spent your entire life telling you that its not the end of the world, what do you do when it is? In a world this awful, how can we can come together to find hope? Cassidy delivers yet another compelling and hilarious stand-up hour.Nathan has won and been nominated for 12 comedy awards since 2019 including Best Show at the Brighton Fringe 2022/2023 from seagull.news, after which they renamed the award in his name! Hes the star of 3 Amazon Prime Specials, BBC Radio 5 Live and million downloaded podcast Daily Notes. 'Clever, articulate... sometime scathing and cynical, but also touching and hopeful. Highly recommended. FringeReview.co.uk at the Brighton Fringe 'Very funny. Go see a master of the genre' One4Review 2024 'A great comedian' Broadway Baby

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