Tagged in WEEKLY COMEDY LISTINGS
Top charity benefit gig featuring Richard Herring, Ava Vidal, Mark Dolan and Francesca Martinez. | By AndrewT
Marcel Lucont, Rob Delaney, Zoe Lyons, Marek Larwood and Milton Jones making you laugh this week. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Puns, maths, music and a certificate for all who came. | By Londonist
Helen Arney, Daniel Kitson, Doc Brown and Alternative Comedy Memorial Society are gigging. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Sheer bloody brilliance. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Simon Amstell, Festival of the Spoken Nerd, Fear of a Brown Planet and Lenny Henry are in town. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Catch Chris Ramsey, Mark Thomas, Isy Suttie, Sara Pascoe and more this week. | By Rachel Holdsworth
The best of this week's comedy gigs. | By Rachel Holdsworth
The best of this week's gigs. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Brilliant character comedy and laid-back stand up. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Not all comedians have gone to Edinburgh: try Robin Ince, Nathan Caton or Frankie Boyle. | By Rachel Holdsworth
What is fun, anyway? | By Londonist
Not everyone's gone to Edinburgh. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Please, please, please go and see this show. | By Joelg
Catch Holly Walsh, Paul Merton, Ava Vidal and more. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Sketches going wrong, again and again. | By Londonist
Topical sketch comedy from the Gap Yah people. | By Londonist
Alan Davies, Nina Conti, Paul Sinha, the perfect film and Camden Fringe among this week's gigs. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Gigs from Phill Jupitus, Shappi Khorsandi, Mark Watson, Isy Suttie and a French-speaking Eddie Izzard. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Gigs from Sheeps, Jigsaw, Sean Lock, Rhys Darby, Jo Brand, Bec Hill and more. | By Rachel Holdsworth
It's an excellent week for comedy - we had real problems picking the best shows. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Gigs from Cardinal Burns, Rich Hall and Edinburgh previews galore. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Entry price is one book. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Our pick of next week's gigs, including Henning Wehn, Richard Herring, Austentatious and comedy in a bookshop. | By Rachel Holdsworth
See the panel show podcast recorded. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Dylan Moran, Reginald D Hunter, Isy Suttie and Jerry Sadowitz among those bringing the funny to SE London. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Don't know your improv from your stand up? | By Rachel Holdsworth
Our pick of this week's shows and Edinburgh previews, including Holly Walsh, Matthew Crosby, Josie Long and Andrew Maxwell. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Our pick of this week's comedy gigs, including Grainne Maguire, Greg Proops and a quest for genius. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Edinburgh bound comedy shows being road tested in London | By AndrewT
Where to find funny this week: Pappy's, Marcel Lucont, Sheeps and Eleanor Conway's Comedy Rumble. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Have a laid back Sunday without compromising on the music. | By Dave Newbury
Our pick of this week's comedy gigs, including Tim Key, Josie Long, Harry Hill and Nick Sun. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Late laughs with Chris Dangerfield, Lloyd Griffith and Greg Burns. | By AndrewT
Our pick of next week's gigs, including Humphrey Ker, Austentatious, Andrew Lawrence and Frankie Boyle. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Our pick of this week's comedy gigs, including Ed Byrne, Simon Munnery, Richard Herring and Gemma Arrowsmith | By Rachel Holdsworth
Really lovely comedy, Improvathon 2012, comedy crushes and Londonist favourites | By Lindsey
Geek comedy in small and big venues. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Laid back comedy with killer punchlines | By AndrewT
Where to find funny this week: Gina Yashere, Pappy's, Cardinal Burns and some Domestic Science. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Is this the least surreal show ever? | By Franco Milazzo
Lots of dick jokes, but inventive and fun. | By Joelg
Two lots of Tony Law, 1950s comedy, new material and impro | By Lindsey
Tony Law headlines a cracking late line-up for laughs | By AndrewT
Adam Riches and Jonny Sweet headline a fantastic comedy tour. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Prepare cabin doors for some outrageous audience interaction. | By AndrewT
An assured performer with impeccable timing and explosive punchlines. | By Londonist
Where to find funny this week: Sara Pascoe, Miles Jupp, Ava Vidal, Tony Law, Humphrey Ker and some lessons. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Impressive, funny and moving live improvisation and live music | By Londonist
Chucklesome, but only some. | By Joelg
April Fool's Day gigs, the Udderbelly opening gala and Musical Comedy Awards final | By Lindsey
Tony Law, Henning Wehn and other comedians, brilliant poetry group Homework, art history, hula hooping and more. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Rich Hall, Rich Herring, Benet Brandreth, Lolitics, Funny Flamingo, Bingo & Laughing Boy | By Lindsey
Top turns including Simon Amstell, Daniel Kitson and Andrew Lawrence | By Lindsey
See one of the lost works of Jane Austen performed before your very eyes. | By Rachel Holdsworth
Life, but not in the order we know it. | By Lindsey
Two fundraisers, risk taking, lessons, punning, sketches and performing drunk | By Lindsey
Impro all week, musical stand-up, tragedy, genius and open mic | By Lindsey
Politics, PLEB talk, work in progress, science and the most beautiful comedy venue. | By Lindsey
Tenth anniversary of Funny Women showcases some very funny women. | By Rachel Holdsworth
