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Dubbed 'Comedy's Unofficial National Theatre', the Comedy Store is, without doubt, the daddy of all comedy clubs. During the 1980s the Comedy Store made its name as the home of 'alternative comedy': Alexei Sayle, Rik Mayall, Jennifer Saunders, Dawn French, Keith Allen and Arnold Brown were among the radical young comics who cut their teeth here, with the likes of Clive Anderson, Chris Barrie, Paul Merton and Ben Elton hot on their heels. Things haven't changed dramatically: seven nights a week you can see some of the best comedy anywhere on the planet. Apart from the corking bills every Thursday to Saturday, check out the brilliant Comedy Store Players (Wed and Sun) and the fantastic Cutting Edge Team (Tue), while the Gong Show (which gives would-be stand-ups a mic for as long as the audience allow) on the last Monday of every month is simply not to be missed.
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Tonight's line-up at the world famous Comedy Store includes MC Rufus Hound, Roger Monkhouse, Ben Norris, Milton Jones...
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Tonight's line-up at the world famous Comedy Store includes Rufus Hound, Roger Monkhouse, Ben Norris, Milton Jones an...
The Comedy Store Players
The most famous comedy improv outfit in town brings you its twice-weekly night of off-the-cuff games and tomfoolery. ...
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