Hannah Gadsby: Nanette (2018)

Nanette (aka Hannah Gadsby: Nanette) is a stand-up comedy program that was originally created and executed by the Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby in 2017. That work includes social explanation, especially LGBTQ problem. In June 2018, Netflix released a video on the performance of Gadsby at Sydney Opera House. Gadsby's live performance and video received high praise. Gatsby used this work to elucidate the essence of comedy and "white white men" demanded the same tension as alienated people experience everyday. She does this by explaining the experience as a lady qualified as a lesbian. She explains that some people dislike themselves when they grow up, others are given some permission to hate others. She insisted that she gave up comedy on this work; she said that she was surprised by the show and did not do so later.

On June 19th, a special program called "Hannah Gadsby: Nanette" appeared in Netflix. The Australian comedian plays a role in "sweet" like Australian comedy "like me," Gatsby is little known in the US, and her special voice is not overwhelming. However, in recent weeks, "Nanette" has become a phenomenon of word of mouth. It eventually proved its broad cultural influence and brought further moderate recovery. The controversy centered around the essence of comedy "Nannet", but when Gazzi announced that she had stopped standing in her performance, it developed into a criticism of burning towards the media. Lesbian from conservative Tasmania, she began to joke about trauma. Instead, Gatsby began a savvy passionate anatomy about misogynies, homosexuality, art history, and especially comedies. Is this stand-up comic dialogue fair? Various opinions

According to the review polymer Rotten Tomatoes as of July 30, 2018, with an average rating of 9.1 / 10 of the video, 100% support based on 34 reviews has been obtained. "Hannah Gadsby: Nanette is a wonderful mobile modern, comedy goes into a new naked area that shifts from dry humor to the original powerful story."