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Seann Walsh brings new stand-up show to Stockton this September

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Comedian Seann Walsh brings his new hour This is Torture to ARC Stockton on 12 September as the venue's autumn comedy programme gets under way.

By The Tees · 31 August 2026

Official promotional portrait for Seann Walsh's This is Torture comedy show at ARC Stockton Image: ARC Stockton Arts CentreImage source

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ARC Stockton's autumn comedy calendar continues on Saturday 12 September when Seann Walsh brings his latest stand-up show to Dovecot Street.

This is Torture is a new hour from the comedian, built around the high-energy observational style that has become a feature of his live shows.

The performance starts at 8pm in The Point. ARC currently lists tickets at £20 including booking fee and advises that the show is suitable for ages 14 and over, with under-16s accompanied by an adult.

The venue also warns that the performance is likely to include swearing and adult content. Accessible seating information and a companion ticket scheme are available through ARC's box office.

: Details, access information and official promotional image verified against ARC Stockton Arts Centre's event page.

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