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- The Bill Murray. What A go-to destination for stand-up lovers, The Bill Murray in Angel – formerly the Mucky Pup pub – is the brainchild of the team behind hugely successful pay-what-you-want gig Angel Comedy (see above).
- Angel Comedy. What Angel Comedy’s shows at The Camden Head are free (donations welcome); those at The Bill Murray are great value. On Fridays and Saturdays, catch handpicked rising stars and a few professional comics performing their funniest sets, and weekdays feature either new material spots, improv troupes or solo shows.
- Soho Theatre. What It’s not technically a comedy club: Soho Theatre’s main focus is fringe, well, theatre (you might’ve guessed that from the title.) But across its three performances spaces, this is undoubtedly the best venue for interesting, innovative and downright funny comedy in London.
- The Boat Show. What The line-ups aboard this floating comedy club are consistently superb, with a mix of circuit pros, breakthrough TV stars and established up-and-comers.
- The All-Time Best Comedy Clubs in London
- The All-Time Best Comedy Nights in London
- Free Comedy in London
- Where to See Sketch Comedy in London
- Where to See Improv Comedy in London
- Other Great Places to Watch Comedy in London
- Comedy Festivals in London
- Drag Nights in London
Here are — in our humble opinion — the GOAT London comedy clubs; venues bringing the creme de la creme of mirthmakers, consistently. Lots are naturally in the West End, but there's plenty further afield. Soho Theatre, Soho (daily, except Sundays) Frenetic six-days-a-week comedy/theatre mecca, where anyone who is anyone gigs, and which is famous for...
There are literally thousands of comedy nights in London, but a swaggering few have gained legendary status (at least in our eyes). Here they are. Happy Mondays, Amersham Arms, New Cross (Mon) The backroom of a pub, a pint, and a slew of high-class comics for a reasonable fee can elevate your Monday night from silently sobbing in front of Happy Val...
One of the things we love about comedy is that it's roundly more accessible than a lot of the other arts. Pay a fiver, and you might see someone so funny, they reduce you to tears. Other shows don't demand you pay them a penny (but it's always good etiquette to put a few squid in the bucket, assuming you can afford to). Angel Comedy Club, Angel (ev...
While stand up comedians stalk every street corner in this metropolis, good sketch comedy is harder to find. Like, really quite hard to find. Honestly though, if you know where we can find more of it on a regular basis, let us know. Soho Theatre, Soho (most of the time) For a consistent freshet of sketch comedy — from Crybabies to Norris and Parker...
And yes! Though improv comedy isn't everyone's cup of tea, others go gaga for it, and it's nowhere near as illusive as sketch. Here are some of the main regular shows making it up as they go along. The Free Association, De Beauvoir Arms, Dalston (lots of the time) For those looking to make it (up) in the improv game, The Free Association and its ra...
Oh, you thought we were finished? Not yet, bub. Here's a slew of other venues and club nights where you can catch great comedy in London. The Queer Comedy Club, Archway (Mon, Tues and Thurs) Billing itself as 'the UK's First LGBTQ+ Comedy Club', this is a safe space for queer performers and audience members — with a 'Raw' Monday show (free), a 'Not...
London is one big comedy festival IMHO, so there's no need for anything as blockbuster as the Edinburgh Fringe here. There is, though, a scattering of events you should know about, to wit: VAULT Festival (January-March) An orgy of cabaret, theatre, drag... but also a f**k ton of excellent comedy, inc. stand up acts already plotting out their Edinbu...
A genre unto itself, there's no doubt a lot of drag is aimed to make you giggle your pants off. This is not a comprehensive roundup of places to watch it — just a pick of some of the best: 1. Royal Vauxhall Tavern, Vauxhall: drag on tap at this GOAT LGBTQ+ pub. 2. Two Brewers, Clapham: Drag-laced hijinx seven days a week, from Monday Madness to Pow...
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- Top Secret Comedy Club. 170a Drury Ln, London WC2B 5PD. Known as “London’s worst kept secret”, the Top Secret Comedy Club is a cracking place for a right giggle any time of the week.
- Headliners Comedy Club. The Boston Room, The George IV Pub, 185 Chiswick High Rd., Chiswick, W4 2DR.
- Angel Comedy Club. 39 Queen’s Head St, N1 8NQ / 2 Camden Walk, N1 8DY.
- Big Belly Bar & Comedy Club. 6 South Lambeth Pl, London SW8 1SP. Big Belly Bar & Comedy Club is a hip South London venue delivering a blend of comedy, drinks, and a smashing good time.
Jun 3, 2024 · The Best Comedy Clubs In London That Will Have You Laughing Your Socks Off. London is full to the brim of some of the best comedy clubs in the world – taking place everywhere from large arena-style venues to tiny pub basements.
Jun 5, 2024 · Discover the 6 best London comedy clubs for a good laugh, featuring top comedians and a lively atmosphere for an unforgettable night out in the UK capital.
Jan 12, 2023 · Shake up your usual post-work drinks and head on down to one of London’s best comedy clubs for side-splitting shows. Here are the best comedy shows and clubs in the capital city.
Oct 18, 2024 · From slick stand-up to old-school improv, London's comedy scene is unbeatable if you know where to go. Here's our guide to the best comedy clubs in London.
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