Yes, he's in a Celebrations tub. No, he's not in with the bounties.’

This ★★★★★ show is a darkly funny road trip about grief, guilt, and a stolen tub of ashes - because healing doesn’t always go to plan.

Aaron, an out-of-work entertainer, has nicked his dad's ashes and hidden them in a tub of chocolates. Now he’s on his way to Cornwall with no money, a half-baked plan and the police in hot pursuit. Catch him while you can!

Written and performed by Oscar Brudenall-Jones and directed by Esalan Gates (BroadwayWorld UK Nominee – Best New Production), this dark comedy explores grief in a post-pandemic world, as well as sperm bank strikes and why you shouldn't lose your rag at an old person.

Maybe I Should Stop, will be performed at theatres and schools around the country.

Produced by To The Tooth Theatre, this is comedy with a bite.

Currently nominated for Fringe Theatre Awards for Best Writing and Best Solo Performance.

★★★★★ ‘The performance is perfect’ - My View From The Stalls (2025)

★★★★ ‘Seamlessly energising and moving’ - Theatre Weekly (2025)

★★★★ ‘A powerful debut script from an emerging talent’ - The Reviews Hub (2025)

★★★★ ‘Striking, resonant, and beautifully performed’ - The Spy in the Stalls (2025)

★★★★ ‘Complex, nuanced, and completely charming’ - All That Dazzles (2025)

★★★★ ‘A roller-coaster of emotions’ - North West End UK (2025)

★★★★★ ‘A triumph from start to finish’ - London Pub Theatres (2024)

★★★★ ‘Perfect comic timing’ - All That Dazzles (2024)