Stand-Up Comic Nathan Hart

I do comedy that is engaging, personal, and sometimes crass. I'm used to performing for crowds large and small, and I feel really comfortable in tight spaces with low lights, but can easily ramp up my performance for an outdoors festival-style show.

I like to do sets around 30-45 minutes, but I also prefer to travel with an opening act as well. Typically this will just be one other comedian, but depending on the length of your event I could easily bring more of my peers with me if you'd prefer a show with more variety.

Nathan Hart is a stand-up comedian originally from Tampa, Florida, who now calls Oregon home. With over 3,000 miles of experience under his belt, Nathan has developed a versatile stage presence that resonates with audiences across the country. His meticulous storytelling, focused performance, and irreverent observations have made him a fan favorite at comedy clubs, bars, and breweries nationwide.

Nathan has been a contributing writer for the popular punk-rock satire website, The Hard Times. His first set was at the legendary Side Splitters Comedy Club in Tampa, FL. He has performed at various festivals, including the inaugural Alaskab4udie Festival in Anchorage, the Portland Comedy Festival, and Seattle's Highlarious Comedy Festival. Nathan has opened for established road-dog comics like Dwight Slade, Andy Andrist, Gabriel Rutledge, Jessa Reed, Doug Canney, and Brian Scolaro. Katt Williams once called him "weird, but funny", a much better compliment than just funny.

I can bring my own, powerful single-speaker PA system and microphone, along with lighting equipment to make sure the show looks great.