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History's Greatest Monster
Recommended!
Comedy: Whitechapel

History's Greatest Monster

Thursday, 20 Jun ( 7:30PM) @ The Water Poet
History's Greatest Monster is a new comedy night where every third Thursday, some of the country's best...
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Stories
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Comedy: Kings Cross

Stories

Thursday, 20 Jun ( 7:45PM) @ The Invisible Dot Ltd
A new night of live literature, storytelling and miscellaneous spoken-word featuring a selection of the...
Gittins to Know You
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Comedy: Southbank

Gittins to Know You

Wednesday, 26 Jun ( 7:30PM) @ The Horse
Pyecombe’s finest cafe owner and Ricky Gervais support act, the hilarious Brian Gittins hosts a new...
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Bush Hall Presents
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Comedy: Shepherds Bush

Bush Hall Presents

Friday, 05 Jul ( 8:30PM) @ Bush Hall
This elegant Edwardian music hall is a fine setting for hosting some of the best comedians on the circuit...
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Holly Burn: The H Club
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Comedy: Leicester Square

Holly Burn: The H Club

Wednesday, 10 Jul ( 7:00PM) @ The Lounge @ Leicester Square Theatre
Want to attend the least exclusive private member's club in town? Then get a ticket to The H Club, a...
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Gits & Shiggles Comedy Special - Edinburgh Preview
Comedy: Putney

Gits & Shiggles Comedy Special - Edinburgh Preview

Tuesday, 16 Jul ( 8:00PM) @ Half Moon Putney
Our popular comedy club returns with special Edinburgh Preview edition featuring Tom Rosentha...
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History's Greatest Monster
Recommended!
Comedy: Whitechapel

History's Greatest Monster

Thursday, 18 Jul ( 7:30PM) @ The Water Poet
History's Greatest Monster is a new comedy night where every third Thursday, some of the country's best...
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