A cracking purpose built comedy shack in South East London with room for 300 merry punters, a separate bar to get some drinks in before the show and pub grub served before, during or after the show.

In the late 80's the legendary comedy promoter and protagonist Malcolm Hardee turned an old Seaman's Mission building in the heart of Greenwich into this infamous club that's featured everyone from Lenny Henry and Harry Enfield to Johnny Vegas and Russell Brand in the past. Its stellar line-ups and eclectic décor made Up The Creek an immediate hit with comedy fans across London and beyond.