Nasser Al-Qasabi is a Saudi Arabian actor, born in Riyadh on November 28, 1961. During 1984, he was part of the production 'al-Ta'eh', and in 1985, he featured in 'Taht al-Karasi'. His other theatrical roles included performances in 'Owais al-Tase' Ashar', 'Awdat Hamoud wa Muheemid', and 'Walad al-Deerah'. Al-Qasabi is widely recognized for his partnership with Abdullah Al-Sahban, which began in 1993 on the television series Tash Ma Tash . He portrayed the comedic character ‘Fouad’ from season 4 to 19. The Saudi series 'Tash Ma Tash' is widely regarded as the most prominent, and it is also recognized as one of the finest comedy shows throughout the Gulf region and the broader Arab world. Al-Qasabi and Abdullah Al-Sahban parted ways in 2012 due to disagreements about continuing the series. He also appeared in other television shows, including 'Awdat Aswaid' and 'Wadi al-Jarf' in 1985, ‘Uyyun Baree’ah’ and ‘al-Saraj’ in 1994, and ‘al-Qasr’ in 2000. He also starred in the movie 'Efhamuni'. From 2012 to 2015, he served as a judge on Arabs Got Talent , and returned as a judge in 2024 alongside Najwa Karam and Basem Youssef. He appeared in the television show Selfie from 2015 to 2017, which satirized ISIL. Newsweek magazine highlighted him as one of the 43 most impactful figures in the Arab world in 2005. Later, in 2019, he was presented with an award at the Entertainment Makers event held in Riyadh. He has faced threats linked to ISIS for satirical episodes in his work. Al-Qasabi is married to Badeeah Abdullah Al-Bisher, and they have three children. Beginning in 2021, he has held the position of president of the Theater and Performing Arts Association, marking its establishment as the inaugural professional organization for theater and performing arts within Saudi Arabia.