Celya Ab - We Must Stop Meeting Like This

Name: Celya Ab - We Must Stop Meeting Like This
Start: 2026-11-01T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-11-01T21:15:00.000Z
Location: Bristol Old Vic

Bristol Old Vic

King Street

Sun 1 Nov · 19:30

Bristol

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105m · Theatre

About this event

Have you ever forensically over-thought your life choices? Are they all somehow connected to a passing comment your Spanish teacher made when you were 15? Has it impacted everything from your love life to your career? Following sold-out shows across the UK, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Soho Theatre, Celya AB (“One of the most gifted joke writers of her age” – Chortle) is back with a new show with her brand of “exceptional, not to mention impressively original” (British Comedy Guide) jokes and sharp observations. This is a show about breaking free from shame, and what ensues when you do. As seen on Live At The Apollo, the Off Menu podcast and Comedy Central Live.

comedy stand-up personal narrative shame self-reflection

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