The top ten comedy shows this month
Our pick of this month's must-see comedy shows in London
There are an overwhelming number of comedy shows to choose from in London. Our advice? Buy tickets to any of the ten shows we recommend and you'll have a cracking time.
Spencer Jones Presents The Herbert in Eggy Bagel
Jones’s wide-eyed, optimistic, spandex-donning character creation is joyfully absurd. If his infectious fun doesn’t help you forget about this shitty world for 60-minutes, not much will.
Knock2Bag 10th Birthday
Another birthday! K2B hits the big 1-0 with a packed bill featuring Edinburgh Comedy Award-winners Tim Key, Richard Gadd and John Kearns, plus Sara Pascoe, Cardinal Burns, Brian Gittins and loads more.
Limmy: That's Your Lot
More daft wee stories from the cult Scottish comic and creator of ‘Limmy’s Show’ as he reads from his second book of short, often grim tales.
100 Club Presents with Abandoman
Another all-headline line-up at Oxford Street’s legendary music venue. Hip-hop improvisers Abandoman headline plus John Kearns, Jamali Maddix and Radio X DJ John Robins.
Great British Mysteries?
Rose Robinson and Will Close are Olive Bacon and Dr Teddy Tyrell in this gloriously silly, wonderfully observed spoof of supernatural investigators.
Sean Lock – Keep it Light
‘8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown’s consistent loser is back with a new show. Lock turns observational comedy on its head, offering whimsical stories alongside pinpoint observations.
Laugh Out London's 6th Birthday Special
One of the best clubs in the capital turns six with a spectacular line-up. Double Edinburgh Comedy Award-winner John Kearns MCs introducing multimedia character comic Joseph Morpurgo, relentlessly upbeat Aussie Bec Hill and superb clowning duo Zach & Viggo.
David Elms: Goody Boy
Few comics are as unashamedly romantic as David Elms. His slow-burn songs, nice-guy japes and low-key observations are as soothing as a lovely, warm cup of tea.
Sofie Hagen: Shimmer Shatter
Candid stories, skillfully told by this London-based Danish stand-up and co-host of The Guilty Feminist Podcast. Hagen won the Best Newcomer award in Edinburgh in 2015.
More comedy in London
This week
As the unofficial comedy capital of the world, London's comedy circuit doesn't take a break. There are stand-up shows seven days a week, from early evening through to the small hours. To help you plan your week of witticisms, here's a nifty calendar of the best comedy shows in London this week.
Also, 20th and 21st, Naomi Hefters show CHAOS at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. 9pm. A few tickets left. Two 4 star reviews. "Pure filth and wildly funny" Views from the Gods .. "Undoubtedly a natural comic, hilarious anecdotes" Three Weeks Edinburgh.
After enjoying theses Brilliant acts check out my brand new comedy night in the heart of Islington at the Angelic pub on Liverpool Road N1. Brilliant headliner www.Njambimcgrathcomedy.co.uk
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