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Tacomas Nate Jacksons star is rising with The Office role and Netflix comedy special

Olympia, WALocal News

Tacoma comedian Nate Jackson is on the rise, recently landing a role in the highly anticipated follow-up to 'The Office' and preparing for a Netflix comedy special. Known for his exceptional crowd work, Jackson turned an unexpected incident involving an audience member's prosthetic leg into a humorous moment during a recent performance at his Super Funny Comedy Club. With over 21 years of experience, Jackson has mastered the art of spontaneous comedy, which he describes as '100 percent me. ' His sold-out performances at Seattle's Neptune Theater in January 2025 will be filmed for the Netflix special, marking a culmination of his career thus far. Jackson previously appeared in NBC's 'Young Rock,' playing the iconic pro wrestler Junkyard Dog.

As he continues to gain recognition, Jackson emphasizes that he will not forget his roots, stating, 'Tacomans are not going to lose me to the bright lights of Hollywood. ' His authenticity and comedic talent set him apart in a competitive industry, making him a prominent figure to watch in the coming years. With upcoming projects and a new clothing line for larger men, Jackson is diversifying his impact beyond comedy.

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