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Christopher Macarthur Boyd brings new nocturnal stand-up hour to Stockton

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Scottish comedian Christopher Macarthur Boyd brings Howling at The Moon to ARC Stockton on 11 September, exploring neurodiversity, sexuality and mental life through stand-up.

By The Tees · 31 August 2026

Christopher Macarthur Boyd in the official cosmic-themed artwork for Howling at The Moon Image: ARC Stockton Arts CentreImage source

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Christopher Macarthur Boyd is heading to Stockton with a new stand-up hour that turns late-night thoughts into material.

Howling at The Moon comes to ARC Stockton on Friday 11 September. ARC describes the show as a nocturnal hour touching on , sexuality and mental life.

Macarthur Boyd has hosted the BBC New Comedy Award and Scotland Stands Up, and has opened live shows for comedians including Frankie Boyle, Kevin Bridges, Susie McCabe and David Cross.

The show begins at 8pm in ARC's Studio Theatre. Tickets are currently listed at £17.50 including booking fee, and the performance is for ages 14 and over. ARC advises that the show contains strong language and swearing.

ARC publishes detailed access information for the Studio Theatre and operates a companion ticket scheme for disabled visitors who need one.

: Event, ticket, access and image details verified against ARC Stockton Arts Centre's official listing.

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