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Finely judged and funny character comedy from Graham Fellows with his most famous creation. This new show 'The Minor Tour and Other Mythological...
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Dec 12-20, Soho Theatre
The multi-award winning Welsh misery and 2008 if.comedy award nominee returns with his latest critically acclaimed show. This is about as good an hour of comedy as you could ever hope to see. He...
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Dec 17-20, Soho Theatre
Adorably filthy Geordie comic Millican won this year's if.comedy Best Newcomer Award for this excellent show which deals with everything from sex to divorce to the naming of parts. Lots of fun.
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Thu Dec 4, Comedy Store
Tonight's very classy line-up at the world famous Comedy Store includes MC Roger Monkhouse, Paul Thorne, Markus Birdman, Terry Alderton and John Bishop plus...
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Thu Dec 4, The Blandford Club
A pleasing bill here this evening with Ali Cook, James Branch, Ava Vidal and MC Caroline Mabey.
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Thu Dec 4, 99 Club Leicester Square @ Ku
Adventures in comedy with Trevor Lock and guest comics Andrew Lawrence, Gary Delaney and MC Brett Goldstein
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Fri Dec 5, Comedy Store
Tonight's very classy line-up at the world famous Comedy Store includes MC Roger Monkhouse, Paul Thorne, Markus Birdman, Terry Alderton and John Bishop (8pm...
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Fri Dec 5, Hammersmith Apollo
Howard is one of the hottest young guns around and tonight he brings his excellent show 'Dingledodies' to the massive Apollo. He flies around the stage like...
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Mon Dec 8, King's Head Theatre
The best musical improvisational group we've ever seen. From a handful of suggestions from the audience they create a full-length, hilarious musical. More...
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Top comedy coming to the capital this autumn, including Lee Evans, Dylan Moran, Jimmy Carr and The Mighty Boosh
Time Out’s comedy editor, Tim Arthur, lists the ten best stand-up DVDs ever
The votes are in... and the winner is!
Here's our advice on how to take the plunge into the London's unforgiving comedy circuit
Time Out's guide to where to go for a laugh
Edinburgh seemed a bit light on chuckles this ear, or so thinks Tim Arthur. But that just made...
The arrival of a breakaway comedy event has put a dampener on the Edinburgh Festival. Time Out...
A penis representing de Gaulle and comic legend Tony Allen playing a west London pub rank among...
For award-winning Irish comedian David O'Doherty the sky's the limit
If.comedy gong winner David O’Doherty tells Time Out how he’d never have made a good jazz musician and why he’s suspicious of awards
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The drinking, the sobriety, the football, the chat show, the talking head: now Frank Skinner is back as a rejuvenated stand-up force, he tells Time Out
Bill Bailey is doing a lot of work for charity – and he does like to talk about it. He tells Time Out about saving the Sumatran orang-utan and the lure of ’The Man‘
As he embarks on a major tour with his brilliant cast of reprobate characters, comic genius Steve Coogan tells Time Out why he’s gone back to stand-up and how Paul Calf once inspired David...
When Time Out asks Dara O‘Briain the secret to telling a great joke, the reply is somewhat surprising: ’Open your mouth and hope stuff is going to flood out‘
Time Out meets piano-playing funnyman Tim Minchin to discuss pen pals, nerdy fans and his lack of a ‘Kate Bush moment’. Whatever that means…
Before she flies in for her London gig, sensational US comedian Sarah Silverman bats a few emails across the Atlantic to the Time Out inbox
Time Out plunges into the unknown and joins a group of actors as they rehearse a new improvised musical
After 30 years at the crest of British comedy, French and Saunders are retiring from stand-up. They tell Time Out how the world has changed for women in their world
For a novice, performing stand-up sounds terrifying, but actress Jessica Hynes isn‘t nervous about taking up the challenge. In fact, she‘s so laid-back she lets Tim Arthur talk her into making...
Sue Perkins talks to Time Out about comedy minus Mel and the trials of being a TV poker prodigy
Ahead of their debut album, New Zealand‘s hottest band talk food chains, old-school ringtones...
In his favourite inspirational setting – the women’s toilets at McDonald’s – comedy songwriter Stephen Lynch pens a ditty especially for Time Out readers
Comedy editor Tim Arthur (Valium and Jack Daniel’s) goes gonzo with comedian Doug Stanhope (Jägermeister and Red Bull) – in La-La land. Guns, threesomes and women fighting – all in a...
Geordie surrealist Ross Noble has no less than nine motorbikes to choose from when cruising...
Tim Out takes the battle between comics and critics to the streets – with the help of Mark...
Will offensive Aussie Jim Jeffries still be funny if Time Out's comedy editor Tim Arthur takes...
At a time when many comedians are becoming increasingly conservative, American comic Scott...
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