Getting older can be confusing and what seemed to be tolerable before doesn’t seem to be anymore.
Riaad Moosa has always been the ‘nice guy’ but these days, he finds himself feeling rather irritated and moody with some of the ‘little’ things in life – like his children using his thumbprint while he is sleeping to unlock his phone to play Pokémon.
The idea of being a nice guy seems to be appealing, however, this philosophy doesn’t seem to be genuine anymore.
Caught in this middle-aged delirium Riaad unfolds his tales of getting older, what makes up a nice guy and what his solution to dealing with age is, in his hilarious brand-new one-man show, Not A Nice Guy.
He will be performing the show at the Theatre of Marcellus at Emperors Palace on November 30.
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“The human condition is very confusing.
“I talk about how hard it is to know what the correct choices are in life; it’s a show that people will relate to on different levels,” said Riaad.
When asked whether he has experienced any tell-tale signs of a midlife crisis, Riaad said, “I’m confused a lot.
“Also, I’ve developed grey hair where there should not be grey hair.
“But on a positive note, I haven’t tried to buy a Harley Davidson, get a new young girlfriend or grow a ponytail.”
The show starts at 8pm and carries a PG13 age restriction.
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