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With the Edinburgh Fringe Festival just around the corner, Tim Arthur and Ben Williams pick their top tips from the vast array of shows taking to...
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Until Sat Jul 31, Bloomsbury Theatre
One man. One loop machine. A non-human vocal range and the ability to channel a wide range of vocal characters. There's no one out there like Reggie Watts. Exploiting a jaw-dropping vocal range,...
Fancy being someone's psychiatrist for the night? If you go along to a Marc Maron show, you might just feel like one. The confessional comic pours his heart out to Time Out before his run at the...
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Thu Jul 29, Washington
There are hour-long Edinburgh previews here this evening from Alex Zane and Sara Pascoe.
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Thu Jul 29, Storm
Very appealing line-up of top comedians here this evening right in the heart of London's glittering West End, including an Edinburgh preview from Jack...
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Thu Jul 29, Leicester Square Theatre
Barry Award-nominee and winner of the Critics' Choice Award at the Melbourne Comedy Festival Asher Treleaven asks: what maketh the man? Is it the suit or...
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Fri Jul 30, The Bedford
Good strong line-up at this long running club including Hal Cruttenden, Chris McCausland, Chambers & Nettleton (Fri show only) and Dan Willis (Fri show only).
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Fri Jul 30, Tattershall Castle
Bob up and down gently while crying tears of laughter on the only comedy club held on a paddle steamer permanently moored on the Thames. This evening Kevin...
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Fri Jul 30, TheFymFygBar.Com
Rob Heeney MCs at this consistently fun club with a bill that includes Craig Murray, Jimmy McGhie and Andrew Bird.
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Performances and backstage interviews from the likes of Phil Kay, Greg Davies, Robin Ince, Frisky and Mannish and Lady Garden - who performed at our sold out comedy gig.
Time Out's guide to where to go for a laugh
New York legend Reggie Watts brings his unique stream-of-consciousness comedy back to London. Time Out talks to him about his absurdist philosophy of life.
They’ve been exposing magic’s secrets for decades – but, as Time Out discovers after...
There are only two types of music - country and western, and Wilson Dixon's pretty good at both...
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