ListingsUpdated Sun 25 Oct
London events today and this week
Every event we have checked and put in, soonest first. Tonight and this weekend have their own editions.
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Sunday
25 October-
Comedy £14.25
Museum of Comedy: James Campbell’s Comedy 4 Kids
Stand-up for children from James Campbell, who started it in 2001. The theme in October: the funny life of teachers. Age 6+.
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Food and drink £2.50 per person, on the night
Woolwich Works: Sunday Quiz Night with Inquizition
Inquizition's Sunday quiz in the Visitors' Book Cafe: picture, music and mystery voices rounds, £50 to the winners. £2.50 each.
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Gigs Free
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Crouch End Jazz
A free jazz jam, founded in 1985 and a weekly fixture at the King's Head for more than 40 years.
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Gigs £27 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Mike Massé
Mike Massé returns with acoustic versions of classic rock songs, from the Beatles to Pink Floyd.
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Sport From £30.08
Electric Ballroom: Progress Wrestling Chapter 199
Progress Wrestling's Chapter 199, Bonestorm, with new contenders and new champions after When September Ends.
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Free
Big Story Festival at IWM London
Until 26 Oct
IWM's first Big Story Festival: free family drop-ins, drawing with Will Hughes and a 1940s sing along, plus paid author talks.
Monday
26 October-
Free
Big Story Festival at IWM London
IWM's first Big Story Festival: free family drop-ins, drawing with Will Hughes and a 1940s sing along, plus paid author talks.
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Comedy £7
JK Comedy Club Covent Garden: Monday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Two hundred seats at Arboretum, and doors open a full hour before, so there is time to eat first. Over 18s, ID on the door.
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Cabaret From £15
David Barry performs Dylan Thomas and Under Milk Wood
Dylan Thomas read aloud, including Under Milk Wood, which was written to be heard rather than looked at.
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Cabaret £30
Alex Parker & Friends: A Sondheim Cabaret
A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 8.45pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.
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Comedy From £12
King Gong at the Comedy Store: the brutal open mic
Thirty comics try to last five minutes while the audience decides when they are done. Last Monday of the month, from £12. It is as brutal as it sounds. Over 18s.