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Comedy in London tonight and this week

Stand-up, improv and new material nights across London. The rooms above pubs are where the good stuff is; the arena shows are on here too when they are worth it.

What to expect

288 listings filed under Comedy. The busiest rooms are Museum of Comedy, JK Comedy Club Covent Garden and City Comedy Club. Concentrated in Soho, Bloomsbury and Covent Garden.

Nearby

Every listing here has been checked against the venue that is putting it on.

Saturday

24 October
  1. Comedy £14.25

    Museum of Comedy: James Campbell’s Comedy 4 Kids, 2pm

    14:00 to 15:00 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    Stand-up for children from James Campbell, who started it in 2001. The theme in October: the funny life of teachers. Age 6+.

  2. Comedy £14.25

    Museum of Comedy: James Campbell’s Comedy 4 Kids, 4.30pm

    16:30 to 17:30 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    Stand-up for children from James Campbell, who started it in 2001. The theme in October: the funny life of teachers. Age 6+.

Sunday

25 October
  1. Comedy £14.25

    Museum of Comedy: James Campbell’s Comedy 4 Kids

    14:00 to 15:00 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    Stand-up for children from James Campbell, who started it in 2001. The theme in October: the funny life of teachers. Age 6+.

Monday

26 October
  1. Comedy £5

    Museum of Comedy: The Monday Club

    19:00 to 21:00 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    The Museum bar's weekly night of new material from circuit comics, £5 ahead or on the door from 6pm. Age 14+.

Wednesday

28 October
  1. Comedy £11.25, concessions £9.25

    Museum of Comedy: The Instant Musical

    19:00 to 20:00 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    A musical made up on the spot from audience suggestions: songs, dance routines and plot twists. Suitable for all ages.

  2. Comedy £9.25

    Museum of Comedy: Juliette Burton: Villain Era

    20:30 to 21:45 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    Juliette Burton's Edinburgh Fringe hour on what fictional villains taught her about giving up being a good girl. Age 16+.

Thursday

29 October
  1. Comedy £18.75, concessions £11.25

    Museum of Comedy: Terror at the Haunted Starbucks

    19:30 to 21:20 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    Weirdos Comedy's annual Halloween show, part horror pantomime and part farce, with fancy dress welcome. Age 18+.

Friday

30 October
  1. Comedy £18.75, concessions £11.25

    Museum of Comedy: Terror at the Haunted Starbucks

    19:30 to 21:20 Museum of Comedy, Bloomsbury

    Weirdos Comedy's annual Halloween show, part horror pantomime and part farce, with fancy dress welcome. Age 18+.