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We like a good laugh as much as the next person, which means we're constantly looking for the best that London comedy clubs have to offer. The capital draws some of the funniest comedians around ñ think everyone from Russell Brand to Chris Rock to Jimmy Carr, plus plenty more. Then there's always that British great The Mighty Boosh, sure to have you rolling in your seat.
LondonNet keeps track of what's on at the hottest comedy venues, so make this your first stop for tickets and updates. Fancy seeing a show at the capital's most popular laugh spot, the 3,500-guest-a-week Comedy Store, near Piccadilly Circus? What about The Comedy Tree in southwest London or the Hampstead Comedy Club and the Soho Theatre? Whether you're a fan of stand-up, improv or hilarious sketches, we've got your funny bone covered.
Hot Comedy Tickets - Our Picks
Lee Evans (The O2 - 19 November 2008) This September marked the start of Lee Evans 11-city 'Big' tour for more than 300,000 fans. His return to stand-up, with some of his best jokes yet and an explosive finale, is anticipated by some to be 'the funniest comedy show in 2008'. |
Fat Pig (Comedy Theatre - through 22 November 2008) Tom's doing well at work, has great friends and is dating an amazing new girl. Except she's on the larger side, and everyone around him has a good laugh about it. Some of the UK's hottest young comic actors, including Kevin Bishop, Nicholas Burns and Joanna Page, star in the show. |
Russell Brand (Hammersmith Apollo - 7 and 12 to 13 February 2009; Carling Academy Brixton - 10 to 11 February 2009) After testing the comedic waters in America (remember the MTV Video Music Awards with Britney Spears?), Britain's most outrageous stand-up act is returning for 14 must-see shows in 2009. It might be a good idea to grab a copy of the comedian-turned-Judd-Apatow-movie-star's eloquently titled literary debut, My Booky Wook, beforehand. |
Top London Comedy Venues
| The Beck Theatre |
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| Comedy Store |
Comedy Tree |
| Hampstead Comedy Club |
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