This play about amateur dramatics could not be more professional.
A cafe, bar and gallery filled with local and London love.
Puns, maths, music and a certificate for all who came.
Ten hours of music, comedy and cabaret in aid of MacMillan this Sunday.
Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days
Sheer bloody brilliance.
Simon Amstell, Festival of the Spoken Nerd, Fear of a Brown Planet and Lenny Henry are in town.
Classical and contemporary music, comedy and spoken word for less than a fiver.
Catch Chris Ramsey, Mark Thomas, Isy Suttie, Sara Pascoe and more this week.
Musical comedy that's not at all twee.
This week’s theatrical openings and reminders about those shows that are leaving London in the next seven days.
It's not everyday London gets a new theatre. We had a sneak preview.
The best of this week's comedy gigs.
Three days of free performance and outdoor arts for all the family.
The best of this week's gigs.
Brilliant character comedy and laid-back stand up.
In which our correspondent finds writing a review of a funny show difficult.
Two stand ups make us laugh then a play sends us back to school.
Up and coming Aussie comedians showcase in Soho (sponsored post).
Not all comedians have gone to Edinburgh: try Robin Ince, Nathan Caton or Frankie Boyle.
Please, please, please go and see this show.
Sketch comedy, innovative theatre and potted opera on one Saturday afternoon.
Sketches going wrong, again and again.
Two geeks, two party poppers, two fun one-hander comedy shows in NW1.
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