Best of October: London Comedy

Best of October: London Comedy

29 September, 2008
by: Spoonfed Team

The Kransky Sisters
Until 12th October
Weird but wonderful musicians The Kransky Sisters fly all the way over from Oz to perform some eclectic covers of songs they’ve heard on the wireless at home. Read Emma's interview
Best For: Strange stories and even stranger instruments

John Gordillo
1-4th October
John Gordillo brings his Edinburgh show Divide and Conga to the Soho Theatre for a four-day stint. It is a lot funnier than the title suggests.
Best For: Fascist and family-based jokes

The Fix presents…Fat Smiles
October 4th
Legendary comic poet/musician/eccentric John Hegley, song-smith Frank Sidebottom and the bard of reading AF Harold take over the 100 Club for a night of songs, poems, jazz and comedy short films.
Best For: Spectacles and mandolins

Sarah Silverman
19th October
Controversial US comedian and celeb basher Sarah Silverman performs a very special one-off gig at the Hammersmith Apollo. Get your ticket now before they sell out.
Best For: Anyone who is NOT Christian, Jewish, disabled, homeless, vertically challenged, suffering from a terminal disease, easily offended...

Jim Jeffries: Hammered
24-25 October
Aussie wrong 'un Jim Jeffries returns to London after a triumphant sell-out show at the Fringe to showcase it at the just-opened Leicester Square Theatre.
Best For: The C word


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