The most popular comedy shows in London

The comedians-singing-musical-theatre phenomenon performs the entire ‘Buffy’ musical episode.

'Taskmaster' champion and 'Live at the Apollo' star Lou Sanders presents a new comedy night. Past lovers and lovely acts welcome. 

South East Londoner Dane Baptiste is back with another insightful yet easygoing stand-up show. The 'Live at the Apollo' star is confident without being cocky, and has plenty of smart material.

New ideas, jokes, sketches and brainwaves from five talented comedians as they join forces for The Night of Nights.  And the fab five are: Stevie Martin, Daniel Cook, Rose Johnson, Gabby Best and Ben Target .

Finely judged and funny character comedy from Graham Fellows with his famous creation. This new show 'A Wee Ken to Remember' promises to be another fantastic outing for the amateurish but aspiring Sheffield singer/songwriter and homespun philosopher John Shuttleworth.

Ever-delightful stand-up Suzi Ruffell – as seen on 'Mock the Week' and lots of others – is back with a hugely funny, feelgood solo show. She's on top form at the moment, mixing breezy anecdotes about her family with tales of soul-searching.

Low-key, eloquent posho comic Ivo Graham – as seen on 'Live at the Apollo', 'Mock the Week' and 'Cats Does Countdown' – is a superb stand-up. 

Talented sketch duo Max & Ivan create feelgood, narrative-driven comedy plays. The pair play all the characters – switching between roles in the blink of an eye – and there are gags aplenty. 

’Live at the Apollo’ and ‘Taskmaster’ star Sara Pascoe headlines this south east London gig. Plus ‘Live at the Apollo’ star Darren Harriott, Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner Jordan Brookes and ‘Live at the Apollo Star’ Kiri Pritchard-McLean.

Best’s debut stand-up show is a lively, animated, consistently funny hour about insomnia. Get tickets now: you snooze, you lose.