Morgan Rees: What A Bummer
Friday, 23 October 2026 · 18:30 – 22:30
Friday, 23 October 2026
18:30
Foundry, Sheffield
Sheffield
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Sheffield Students Union, Sheffield, United Kingdom
About Morgan Rees: What A Bummer.
14+ only. Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult. No refunds will be given for incorrectly booked tickets.
Following a sold-out 2024 tour, acclaimed stand-up and online sensation Morgan Rees is back on the road with a hugely anticipated brand-new show.
After Morgan Rees and his partner went on separate holidays (one to a Mathematics Forum in Coventry and the other to a Bear Party in Barcelona) a massive revelation forced Morgan to re-evaluate everything. Being banned from Great Western trains, being fired as a Naked Butler, and ghosting Paul McCartney… were they really his fault?
Has that got you hooked? Good, because that’s the only stuff appropriate enough to include in the blurb. A stand-up show about; the trials and errors of falling in love and keeping the spark alive, the spiral-inducing limbo of awaiting a diagnosis, and the experience of being a white Welsh valley boy integrating into a proud Guattari family. Oh, he’s got plenty to talk about.
As well as garnering millions of views online and rave-reviews for his live shows, Morgan has supported Joanne McNally, Rhys James and Jayde Adams on tour. He's appeared as a finalist in the BBC New Comedy Awards, and hosts hit podcasts; My Bad and Chatting With Cherubs alongside Josh Jones and Gearóid Farrelly.
"Fast gags, unexpected swerves and rolling stories" The Sunday Times
"A fine storyteller... with tremendous heart and warmth" ★★★★ The Scotsman
"Fantastically funny" ★★★★ Entertainment Now
"I was constantly laughing" ★★★★ Broadway Baby
★★★★ The Skinny
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