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I’ve been calling this show my mid-life crisis project. It’s about coming of age in the 90’s and coming of middle age right now. It’s about the stories we internalize about who we are. It’s about self-perception, patriarchal deception and the identities we fiercely try to shed. It’s about waking up, growing up and throwing up the domestication we’ve been force-fed.
It’s about binging self-help and how late-stage capitalism ruins every party it wasn’t invited to in the first place. It’s about love, loss, cultural expectation and the cosmic joke of pursuit, with just enough basic bitch dick jokes to help the medicine go down and distract you from your climate anxiety.
It’s a little bit touching, a little bit raw, a little bit irreverent, a little bit relevant, a little bit illuminating, a little bit raunchy, a little bit infuriating, a little bit heartbreaking, a little bit connecting, a little bit inspiring, and really quite funny.
It’s A Little Bit Much.
Chela Davison dishes the dirt about a life filled with ideas, jokes, sex, drugs, travel, hairdressing, dating, marriage, kids, coaching and relentless personal growth. Shaking her fist at the excruciating and unwinnable game of “having it all” and “being somebody”, this is for anyone – particularly any woman – who’s been told they’re “a little bit much”. Mature language & Content. 14+







Chela Davison lives on Bowen Island, BC. She’s worked running a hair salon, as a life and business coach, essayist, and creativity doula. She currently coaches and facilitates communities of practice for Entrepreneurs, practitioners and artists. She’s now taking her years of entrepreneurship, professional and personal experience and launching herself into her greatest adventure yet: telling her stories on stage. Chela has been working with TJ Dawe on a variety of projects for fourteen years, culminating in A Little Bit Much. This is Chela’s first show of its kind. She wrote it during her midlife crisis and it helped a lot.
Chela Davison