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.
Huge Davies: The Carpark
Musical comedy with a deliciously dark edge from this fast rising star who was nominated for Best Newcomer at last year’s Edinburgh Comedy Awards.
Gabby Best: ‘10,432 Sheep’
Best’s debut stand-up show is a lively, animated, consistently funny hour about insomnia. Get tickets now: you snooze, you lose.
Girl Code
Dubbed ‘if Loose Women was more outrageous’, opinionated stand-up Sikisa hosts this comedy chat show.
Johnny White Really-Really: ‘Unending Torment’
A beautifully written stand-up monologue from this talented wordsmith.
Olga Koch: If/Then
Russian comic Olga Koch received a Best Newcomer nominee at the 2018 Edinburgh Comedy Awards, and her follow up 'If/Then' is just as joke-packed.
Annie McGrath: Shepherd
Tales of tweets gone viral, male toxicity and sheep herding from this deadpan stand-up. A lot of fun.
Ben Target: How to Build a Lighthouse
As part of the Yard’s NOW 20 festival, experimental artist-comedian Ben Target presents his tender new show.
The Honk Show
Brian Gittins – the dungarees-donning character creation of David Earl – hosts this bizarro new act gig.
The Good Ship Comedy Club
An excellent, varied line-up featuring sketch supremos Lazy Susan, character comic Joseph Morpurgo and stand-up Toussaint Douglass.
Michael Odewale: #BLACKBEARSMATTER
This fast-rising young stand bagged a Best Newcomer nomination at last year’s Edinburgh Comedy Awards.
More comedy in London
Tonight
Looking for comedy in London tonight? Then start limbering up those face muscles because there are plenty of cracking line-ups at London's comedy clubs this very evening. Here's a few of the comedy shows we recommend, plus a choice of budget-friendly free gigs.
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.
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