Nasty Character

In this stand-up special recorded at Blackfriars Glasgow, Irish comedian Mike Rice embraces his identity as a “nasty character,” delivering a mix of poetic and crass humor that explores the darker sides of his personality. He riffs on the “Indian summer” for nasty men sparked by Barry Keoghan in “Saltburn,” shares stories of his upbringing as a farmer’s son, and delivers physical impressions, including a memorable bit about his miserable landlord. Rice’s performance is characterized by his ability to playfully berate the audience while maintaining a charismatic, self-deprecating charm.