Celya AB: We Must Stop Meeting Like This (16+)The Glee Club Birmingham

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Part of Birmingham Comedy Festival, Friday 2 to Sunday 11 October 2026.
For more information, see: www.bhamcomfest.co.uk 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?

Advance price

£19.00 Show Entry
£17.00 Concession Show Entry
£19.00 Wheelchair Show Entry
£17.00 Wheelchair Concession Show Entry
+ £2.75 booking fee per ticket

Times

Doors open 6:15 PM
Last entry 6:30 PM

More info

Seating type Unallocated
Food available No
Minimum age 16+

Celya AB: We Must Stop Meeting Like This - 2026 Tour

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, acclaimed stand-up and Saturday Night Live UK writer Celya AB is back with a new tour show featuring 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.

'A superb contriver of pithy, memorable punchlines' ★★★★
Scotsman

‘She has claimed her crown and her mastery over the stand up art form’ ★★★★★
Pepper and Salt

‘Her quips are slick, her one liners razor sharp, and her caustic wit and pithy anecdotes dazzle the mind’ ★★★★
Entertainment Now

‘The gags are plentiful and worth all your pence’ ★★★★
The Comics Comic

‘Effortlessly charming and undeniably talented, 'A comic shooting to fame’ ★★★★
List

'The UK's Parisian comedy star is making waves'
Guardian

'One of the most striking acts around, combining magnetic stage presence with punchy material'
London Evening Standard