Hannah Gadsby: Nanette

Loved her in _Please Like Me_ loads, but always found her to be under-utilized to a great degree.

Here, she truly shines. This is the voice and the story I've been waiting to hear. This is the voice and the story we need this year.

She's so fucking amazing. We should literally learn how to human from her.
I'd love to write the thoughtful comment this show deserves but I'm left speechless. I've spent so much time, like up until a few years ago, thinking that I didn't like or even get comedy (especially stand-up) because all I'd been exposed to was that white-cis-heterosexual-man comedy that mostly just felt deeply offensive. People like Hanna Gadsby and Hasan Minhaj were the first ones who showed me a very different picture and I'll always be grateful for that. This show deserves all the recognition and praise I know it got and more!

I just finished watching this stand-up and it's difficult to gather my words right now. I knew her from Please like me so I clicked on her Netflix video, expecting something funny, maybe some sarcasm, some jokes about her being lesbian... I didn't expect all the truths and beautiful, angry and powerful speech that she gave.
Please watch it, it's worth your time

Oh wow.

Half an hour in, I thought to myself: _every_ lesbian should watch this. An hour in, I realised _EVERYONE_ should watch this.
I have never been introduced to Hannah Gadsby before this show and now having seen it I want to support her in everything she does. Hannah's humour, her gift with words, as well as her sensitivity and honesty made this show an absolute joy to watch. From the tension, to the laughter, to the anger; it was all incredible.

_**"Diversity is strength, difference is a teacher".**_
Just one of the many powerful quotes from _Nanette_ that you'll want to incorporate into your own mantra.

Don't hesitate, watch the show and recommend it your friends.

This is a great show.

This was my first time watching a Hannah Gadsby comedy and now I'm left wondering why. This show packed a punch and it's something that everyone should watch; it is so powerful.

Worst stand-up i ever seen. It's not a comedy, it's more of a tragic story telling. No jokes, no punchlines, no humour. A waste of time.