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Beth Stelling delivers a candid stand-up performance, reflecting on life in Los Angeles, personal health journeys, and the nuances of modern relationships. From navigating the world of egg freezing to sharing humorous encounters on the dating scene, Stelling offers a sharp and relatable perspective on the complexities of adulthood.
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Beth Stelling delivers a candid stand-up performance, reflecting on life in Los Angeles, personal health journeys, and the nuances of modern relationships. From navigating the world of egg freezing to sharing humorous encounters on the dating scene, Stelling offers a sharp and relatable perspective on the complexities of adulthood.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Beth Stelling
In Theaters:3/31/2026
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Runtime:28 minutes
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