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GO Comedy In Central London |
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If you’re looking for a great night out why not
pay a visit to one of London’s premier comedy clubs?
From stifled giggles to great big belly laughs, whatever
appeals to your sense of humour London has got a stand-up
venue to suit you. See some comedy drama and the best of the UK’s stand-up scene at The Theatre of Comedy Club [map], Shaftesbury Avenue. Mother’s Comedy Club [map], St Martin’s Court, is a relatively small venue offering the best local talent. Buccaneers Comedy [map], The Rising Sun, Long Acre, is one of the stalwarts of the comedy circuit offering a range of national award-winning talent. Go for big names at The Leicester Square Comedy Club [map] , St Martin’s Court. This central venue is the excellent way to begin a fun night out. The Comedy Spot [map], Maiden Lane, brings in some top class comedians and a wide programme of Perrier award-winners. Award-winning stand-ups also appear at The Comedy Café [map] . Rivington Street, and The Unicorn Arts Theatre, Great Newport Street. Chuckle Club [map], London School of Economics, Houghton Street, Holborn, is one of the longest running comedy nights in the UK. Who says economists have no sense of humour? With young emerging comedian Stephen Williams as a compere and regular performer you’d be right to regard Cheeky Chappies [map] as being up there with likes of The Comedy Store for offering some excellent young comedians. Cheeky Chappies is located on the corner of Bear Street and Charing Cross Road. Upstairs At The Betsy Trotwood [map], Farringdon Road, is where locals go to uncover new talent in the music and comedy fields. Downstairs is a folk and rock venue whilst upstairs is the place for stand-up workshops and new performers. In the heart of the “newspaper district” Fleet Street Comedy Club [map], The Old Cobblers, Hill House, Shoe Lane, continues to entertain hacks and non-hacks who flock to the designated comedy nights. The Talk of London is part of the New London Theatre [map], Parker Street, and provides a selection of contemporary music, drama, dance and comedy to entertain the masses. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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