
Morgan Rees: What a Bummer
Sat 24 Oct · 19:30
Cambridge Junction
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Following a highly successful 2024 tour that left audiences eager for more, comedian Morgan Rees returns to Cambridge Junction's J2 with "What a Bummer," his eagerly anticipated new show. Renowned for his ability to blend sharp observations with warmth and wit, Rees takes on the quirks of everyday life in this must-see live performance. Known for his unique perspective on absurdities, Rees is not to be missed as he once again hits the road to share his distinctive brand of humor.
Book tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer at J2 at Cambridge Junction. 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 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, 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 Strictly 18+ No booking fees when you become a Member – save from £3.50 per ticket!
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Morgan Rees: What a Bummer takes place on Saturday, 24 October 2026 at 19:30.
Morgan Rees: What a Bummer is held at Cambridge Junction in Cambridge (Clifton Way, Cambridge, CB1 7GX).
Tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer range from £22.50 to £25. Live prices and availability are shown on junction.co.uk.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Cambridge Junction can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Morgan Rees is performing at Morgan Rees: What a Bummer.
Tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer can be booked via junction.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

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Following a highly successful 2024 tour that left audiences eager for more, comedian Morgan Rees returns to Cambridge Junction's J2 with "What a Bummer," his eagerly anticipated new show. Renowned for his ability to blend sharp observations with warmth and wit, Rees takes on the quirks of everyday life in this must-see live performance. Known for his unique perspective on absurdities, Rees is not to be missed as he once again hits the road to share his distinctive brand of humor.
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Book tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer at J2 at Cambridge Junction. 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 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, 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 Strictly 18+ No booking fees when you become a Member – save from £3.50 per ticket!
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When is Morgan Rees: What a Bummer?
Morgan Rees: What a Bummer takes place on Saturday, 24 October 2026 at 19:30.
Where is Morgan Rees: What a Bummer taking place?
Morgan Rees: What a Bummer is held at Cambridge Junction in Cambridge (Clifton Way, Cambridge, CB1 7GX).
How much are tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer?
Tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer range from £22.50 to £25. Live prices and availability are shown on junction.co.uk.
Is there anywhere to stay near Morgan Rees: What a Bummer?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Cambridge Junction can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Who is performing at Morgan Rees: What a Bummer?
Morgan Rees is performing at Morgan Rees: What a Bummer.
How do I get tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer?
Tickets for Morgan Rees: What a Bummer can be booked via junction.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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