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.
Monday
9 November-
Cabaret From £20
Misty Moon Presents Naughty Toes with Hetty Baynes.
An evening in the basement under the Phoenix Theatre, 7.30pm. The room is low ceilinged and seats a few dozen, so nothing is far from the stage.
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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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Gigs From £45.17
EartH Hackney: The Music of Stranger Things, by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein
The Music of Stranger Things, by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein at EartH Hackney, 19:30 to 23:00.
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Comedy £5
Museum of Comedy: The Monday Club
The Museum bar's weekly night of new material from circuit comics, £5 ahead or on the door from 6pm. Age 14+.
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Gigs £27.50 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: American Aquarium
American Aquarium headline a show promoted by DHP.
Tuesday
10 November-
Gigs £12
Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs: Late Late Show with Sonedo
Sonedo in the upstairs room, doors 22:45 and on until three. Tickets from the club's own page.
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Comedy £10
JK Comedy Club Piccadilly Circus: Tuesday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Fifty seats at BOX Piccadilly, about as central as a comedy room gets. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
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Comedy £10
JK Comedy Club Soho: Tuesday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Sixty seats above the Spice of Life, two minutes from Leicester Square. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
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Cabaret Free
Dragaoke: Drag Hosted Karaoke!
An evening in the basement under the Phoenix Theatre, 10pm. The room is low ceilinged and seats a few dozen, so nothing is far from the stage.
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Talks £25 to £32, concessions from £15
Kiln Theatre: Raising Hare: an evening with Chloe Dalton
Raising Hare: an evening with Chloe Dalton at the Kiln Theatre. The theatre publishes the run and puts the times and prices on the booking page.
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Comedy £10.25
Museum of Comedy: The Stars of Tomorrow, Today!
The graduation show of Logan Murray's stand-up course: first proper gigs from comics he has taught. Age 16+.
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Comedy £9.50 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: Lonely Stupid Violent
Frankie Browne's debut stand-up hour, on intrusive thoughts, bad eyesight and anxieties about life online.