Comedian Sukh Ojla embarks on her 'The Aunty Years Tour', coming to the Curve, Slough, January 24.
At 40, Sukh is determined to redefine what it means to be an aunty, distancing herself from the gossipy and judgemental aunties of her youth.
Her mission? To become the best aunty for the next generation.
Audiences can expect a hilarious exploration of middle age, the art of pretending to be a grown-up, and the simple joys of donning a big cardigan.
Sukh's comedic prowess has graced numerous TV shows, including Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains (Comedy Central), Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club (ITV), and Sky’s Dating No Filter.
Her acting credits are no less impressive, featuring in titles like Bridgerton (Netflix), EastEnders (BBC1), and Black Mirror (Channel 4).
Her stage work includes performances in Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's Elephant at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Tamsin Oglesby's Future Conditional at The Old Vic.
Sukh began her stand-up comedy journey in 2016 and has since made appearances on The Big Asian Stand-Up and Mock the Week.
In 2017, she wrote and starred in the play Pyar Actually, further showcasing her creative versatility.
Sukh also published her first novel, Sunny, in 2021.
Directed by Dec Munro, 'The Aunty Years Tour' is set to be a delightful blend of humour, reflection, and the warmth of familiarity.
Don’t miss the chance to join Sukh on this unique comedic journey, redefining what it means to be an aunty in the modern world.
For more information, visit LuvEntertainment.co.uk.
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