Hannah Gadsby: Nanette is a stand-up comedy special by Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby. In this groundbreaking show, Gadsby explores themes of trauma, identity, and the power dynamics of comedy.
Throughout the special, Gadsby shares personal stories and experiences that challenge traditional notions of humor and storytelling. She delves into her own struggles with mental health, homophobia, and sexism, offering a raw and honest perspective on her life.
One of the most powerful moments in Nanette comes when Gadsby announces that she is quitting comedy. She explains that she can no longer participate in an industry that thrives on self-deprecation and perpetuates harmful stereotypes.
By the end of the special, Gadsby leaves the audience with a powerful message about the importance of owning one's story and refusing to be defined by others. Hannah Gadsby: Nanette is a thought-provoking and emotional journey that challenges viewers to rethink the role of comedy in society.
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Hannah Gadsby: Nanette
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Bobby Reid
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Dave Cobb:
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A Better Son/Daughter
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