ListingsUpdated Sat 24 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.
Saturday
12 December-
Comedy £29.25 to £36.25
The Comedy Store: Christmas Best in Stand Up, 6.30pm
The Christmas run of the club's flagship bill, five stand ups over about two hours with an interval. Doors an hour before. Over 18s only and ID if you look under 25.
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Comedy £13.25 to £36.25
The Comedy Store: Christmas Best in Stand Up, 9.30pm
The Christmas run of the club's flagship bill, five stand ups over about two hours with an interval. Doors an hour before. Over 18s only and ID if you look under 25.
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Comedy £16 advance, £19 on the door
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Comedy Cabaret
Jenny Collier, Michael Capozzola and Nick Elleray, with Windsor compering the Saturday bill.
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Comedy £16.25
Museum of Comedy: Not Just a Game Show
An 80s TV game show parody from the makers of Sh!t-faced Shakespeare, with the audience as the contestants. Age 16+.
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Comedy £10.25
Museum of Comedy: This Was Supposed To Be A Hobby
Bekki Bants launches her book with a comedy night, Tom Short headlining and Patrick McGonagle among the acts. Age 18+.
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Gigs £22 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: The Fabulous Lounge Swingers
The Fabulous Lounge Swingers' Christmas knees-up, now in its 17th year, with swing, mash-ups and covers.
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Gigs £20
Electric Ballroom: The Sheepdogs
Four-time JUNO winners The Sheepdogs from Saskatoon: dual guitars, harmonies and a new single, Nobody But You.
Sunday
13 December-
Cabaret From £33
All I Want For Christmas Is Cabaret
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 £12
JK Comedy Club Covent Garden: Sunday 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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Comedy £12
JK Comedy Club Piccadilly Circus: Sunday 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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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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Comedy £15 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: The Wild Geese Unplucked
David Kitchen, a fan since 1983, on why the 1978 Richard Burton and Roger Moore film The Wild Geese is so underrated.