Roses from JoeNathan's grandma sends him on a quest for happiness, and to bring her back to life!
The sequel to the critically acclaimed, Leicester Comedy Festival and Buxton Fringe award-nominated ‘Observational’. ★★★★ ‘The best show at this year’s Fringe. A classic, structured, rollercoaster hour’ The Times 2020 NEXT SHOWS:
TBC BEST SHOW NOMINEE LEICESTER COMEDY FESTIVAL 2020 BEST SHOW NOMINEE BUXTON FRINGE 2019 'The UK's first solo stand-up show after lockdown' Read the Buxton Fringe review! 'Acclaimed stand up Nathan Cassidy has always had something of the magician about him. You can think you are listening to observational comedy only to realise by the end of his show that it has become - and indeed always was - something else entirely.' READ THE BRITISH COMEDY GUIDE INTERVIEW 
Nathan's grandma sent him on a quest for happiness, and to bring her back to life! And he has the secret - roses from Joe. The sequel to the critically acclaimed, Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show nominee 'Observational'.
This is a show about happiness, learning to be happy from grandma's ways - and covers much about how we are emerging from lockdown. Are we better people or are we more compliant, more susceptible to internet lies? But ultimately it comes down to the biggest dilemma of all for Nathan - stay in and stay away from the care home, or bring his grandma back to life! Malcolm Hardee Award Nominee, Best Show Buxton Fringe Winner, Best Show Leicester Comedy Festival Nominee. REVIEWS FOR 'OBSERVATIONAL'...
25.08.20 - ★★★★ The Times 'The best show at this year's Fringe... A classic, structured rollercoaster Fringe hour... star in waiting... he is untouchable.'
29.08.20 'An extraordinary story richly accessorised with laughter. The best live comedy I have seen this August.' Kate Copstick, The Scotsman 25.08.20 - Chortle review for Observational at the Edinburgh Fringe 'Likeably puckish...Bold hour' 'As you watch his magic carpet unwind you sense a certain eerieness, that something special is going down, but you don’t know what... something transcendent, something sorcerous. Then comes the spinejangling & euphoric Keyser Söze finale, when all will seem well in the world!' **** Mumble Comedy Aug 2019 
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PREVIOUS REVIEWS...
‘Stormingly good’ Kate Copstick 2018 'Smart, relentlessly laugh-out loud...hilarious' Edinburgh Evening News 2018 ‘Such a safe pair of hands… piercingly sarcastic jibes have a touch of the Stewart Lee to them’ Chortle 2017 Malcolm Hardee Award Nominee Winner Best Show Buxton Fringe Sir Michael Caine Award New Writing Winner PRESS & DOWNLOADS
02.02.21 Leicester Mercury previews Roses From Joe
03.07.20 British Comedy Guide interview
26.06.20 - First Post Covid-19 Show - Beyond The Joke
02.07.20 - 'First live gig since lockdown' Chortle 
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