

BEEhavioral Problems: Something Something Autism
He who makes a BEEast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man
Suitable for Age 18 +
Comedic powerhouse Stephen Catling (Winner of the Best John Luke Roberts 2022 and Finalist for Stand-up Nights 2019 and semi-finalist in South-coast New Comedian, Chortle Student Comedian, and Get Up Stand-up 2022) brings you his new surrealist escapade droning about work as an autistic person and dealing with the struggles that this brings in a world that claims it doesn't want people to BEE themselves or be themselves while bumbling between other animal-based sketches including but not exclusively the titular Bee. (Warning the show does not feature as many bees as the title implies; this is not a show on bees).
Come watch skits covering working within the life sciences, why hot cross buns are like the printer from office space, a recruiter who is parasitic tapeworm, a taxi driver who was saying the right thing to the wrong person as well featuring non-work sketches such as a panda gameshow host, a religious dog, a scientifically accurate rendition of the little mermaid, and a sexy bee.
REVIEWS
"A barrage of silly and inventively twisted ideas, bloody funny" by award winning Dan Antopolski
“Engaging, otherworldly and endearingly morose with an edge as sharp as his tongue” Sam Rhodes (featured on nextup)
Monty's Stand-up Nights Competition Finalist 2019
South coast new comedian of the year semi-finalist 2022
Chortle student comedian of the year semi-finalist 2022
Get up stand up semi-finalist 2022
Max Turner semi-finalist 2020
Recommended by The Londonist 2018 for “Stephen catling vs himself & other monsters”
GENRE
Comedy
TICKETS: £12/£10
DATES AND TIMES
Fri 19 May @ 7:30pm
Sat 20 May @ 7:30pm
Sun 21 May @ 7:30pm
RUNNING TIME: 60min
LOCATION
BUBBLE @
The Rotunda Theatre
Regency Square
Brighton
BN1 2FG
CREATIVES
Stephen Catling – Writer , performer , producer , co-director
Philip Green – Director
CAST
Stephen Catling as himself and everyone else except those who aren’t
PRESENTED BY
Stephen Catling