Comedian, author and internet sensation Nat’s What I Reckon is taking his brand new live show, Panic at The Bistro, around the country, with a huge 34-date Australian tour that includes five Victorian performances.
After selling out his Adelaide Fringe and Darwin Comedy Festival seasons, with an extra Darwin show added due to demand, Nat will hit the road from October to December, bringing his latest blend of comedy and social commentary to audiences across every Australian state and territory.
Victorian fans will have several chances to catch the show, with performances at the Leadbeater Hotel in Richmond on Wednesday, 25 November, The Sphinx Hotel in Geelong on 26 November, Chelsea Heights Hotel on 27 November, The Thornbury Theatre on 28 November and a final Victorian stop The All Seasons Hotel in Bendigo on Sunday, 29 November.
Known for his unfiltered humour and trademark sweary style, Nat has built an enormous following of more than six million fans online, while also becoming a best-selling author, mental health advocate and one of Australia’s most recognisable comedy voices.
Away from the stage, he’s collaborated with everyone from Dave Grohl, Briggs and Courtney Act to Jessica Mauboy, Keith Urban and Teddy Swims. He’s also become well known for his fundraising efforts for Beyond Blue, helping raise tens of thousands of dollars to support mental health initiatives and reduce stigma around seeking help.
Panic at The Bistro promises more of the sharp observations and relatable storytelling that have made Nat’s live shows regular sell-outs across Australia, New Zealand and Europe.
With his “cackle chorus” and longtime collaborator Jules joining him on tour, audiences can expect an evening packed with laughs, unexpected tangents and Nat’s unique take on everyday life.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via moretalent.com.au/natswhatireckon
