Comedy Store Events
Comedy Store
1a Oxendon Street,
Piccadilly,
SW1Y 4EE
Tel: 020 7344 0234
The Comedy Store is London's mecca for funny. This is the stage that every aspiring comedian wants to take, the venue which has seen every comedian of note do their thing.
It was on this stage that a generation of young British comedians virtually invented the concept of alternative comedy: Rik Mayall, Adrian Edmonson, Alexei Sayle, Jennifer Saunders, Dawn French... they all played here first. From Harry Enfield to Julian Clary to Lee Evans, this place has had more influence on popular British comedy (and television) than even the Working Men's clubs of the North.
With consistently good line-ups and an electric atmosphere, the Comedy Store is irrefutably one of the best places to see comedy in London.
It was on this stage that a generation of young British comedians virtually invented the concept of alternative comedy: Rik Mayall, Adrian Edmonson, Alexei Sayle, Jennifer Saunders, Dawn French... they all played here first. From Harry Enfield to Julian Clary to Lee Evans, this place has had more influence on popular British comedy (and television) than even the Working Men's clubs of the North.
With consistently good line-ups and an electric atmosphere, the Comedy Store is irrefutably one of the best places to see comedy in London.
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Nearest Tubes:
- Piccadilly Circus (0.2 m)
- Leicester Square (0.3 m)
- Charing Cross (0.5 m)
Upcoming Events at Comedy Store
The Comedy Store Players
Sunday, 12 Feb
( 7:30PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Wednesday, 15 Feb
( 8:00PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Sunday, 19 Feb
( 7:30PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Wednesday, 22 Feb
( 8:00PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Sunday, 26 Feb
( 7:30PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
Stormy Monday Blues
Monday, 27 Feb
( 7:30PM)
The Comedy Pub welcomes some of London's hottest blues bands to its stage.
The Comedy Store Players
Wednesday, 29 Feb
( 8:00PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Sunday, 04 Mar
( 7:30PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Wednesday, 07 Mar
( 8:00PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
The Comedy Store Players
Sunday, 11 Mar
( 7:30PM)
The Comedy Store Players, have been performing every week at the Comedy Store in Piccadilly Circus since 1985.Featuring a troupe of well-established regular comedians including Josie Lawrence and Paul ...
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Reviews
Alice Aylett Roberts
Monday, 14 September
I was quite surprised by my first visit to the Comedy Store. It was the midnight show on a Friday night and I’d heard that this was peak time for rowdy rugby players and bemused tourists in the audience. Instead it was a fairly sedate crowd, mostly students, and despite one of the acts being utterly abysmal there was not one heckle. The show itself was funny enough however that was mostly down the sustained efforts of compeer Ian Stone All in all, it was a good night but it was hard to shake the feeling that I’ve seen much funnier acts for a lot less money.
Comedy Store
1a, Oxendon Street
Piccadilly
SW1Y 4EE
1a, Oxendon Street
Piccadilly
SW1Y 4EE
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