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For a consistent freshet of sketch comedy — from Crybabies to Norris and Parker — it's got to be good old Soho Theatre. You might end up watching it in the boiling hot attic room, or the cavernous main auditorium but there's always lashing of it, and it's invariably very, very good. Soho Theatre We recommend you booktwo weeks in advance for Friday bookings and several weeks in advance for Saturday bookings. This is only a guideline and we advise you to book as early as possibleto ensure that dates are available before the expiry date listed onyour voucher. All bookings are subject to availability. Nathan Caton, Tony Law, Fin Taylor and Adam Bloom have all done this Saturday gig lately. Bearcat Comedy Club If you adore sketch, then boy, is this going to ruffle your truffles. See the sketch section above for more details. Sketch Off! Any customers who cannot provide government issued ID to prove they are over 18 (or over the minimum age specified if lower than 18) when requested to do so will not be permitted entry to the venue.

Your voucher is valid for twelve monthsfrom the date of issue, kindly note that you must have booked and taken your experience before your expiry date. Oh, you thought we were finished? Not yet, bub. Here's a slew of other venues and club nights where you can catch great comedy in London. The cosy cellar space at Aces and Eights in Tufnell Park. Billing itself as 'the UK's First LGBTQ+ Comedy Club', this is a safe space for queer performers and audience members — with a 'Raw' Monday show (free), a 'Not Totally Queer' Tuesday show (free), plus a paid-for 'Big Thursday Show', where you get proper polished/star name comedians. There are occasional Saturday shows too. Queer allies are welcome. The Queer Comedy Club

While stand up comedians stalk every street corner in this metropolis, good sketch comedy is harder to find. Like, really quite hard to find. Honestly though, if you know where we can find more of it on a regular basis, let us know. Soho Theatre has no shortage of sketch comedy, unlike, er, most of the rest of London.

An orgy of cabaret, theatre, drag... but also a f**k ton of excellent comedy, inc. stand up acts already plotting out their Edinburgh shows. Oh, there's sketch too 😀 VAULT Festival Barmy variety night where you might see comedians playing Dyson hand-dryers or the cute football car from the Euros. Anything goes essentially, and it's obviously working, as shows often sell out. Old Nun's Heads is the home of Piñata, although there are spin-off shows elsewhere. Piñata Throw caution to the wind with a Monday night on the tiles, or more specifically, at the Betsey Trotwood, and Jester Jesters. Upcoming stand ups (sometimes sketch and character comedians too) vie for giggles, as they perform a litmus test on newly-penned material. Jester Jesters Yes, yes, we've already featured the Comedy Store, but we couldn't not give a separate shout-out to King Gong — the ruthless open mic night, where brave new comics try to make the crowd laugh, before being 'gonged' off stage. Only the finest go on to rewarding comedy careers. King Gong Romesh Ranganathan plays the Boat Show, the only regular comedy night we know of that floats.

Kaleidoscope of acts — stand-up, clowns, sketch, drag, etc — at this 30-seater studio venue in north London. Could be one of the most intimate (and, from some accounts, personable) nights out there. Scramble! Surely one of London's most intimate comedy spaces, at the Glitch. Image: Londonist

Ever come across a snaking queue in Angel? It's either for the Breakfast Club, or Angel Comedy Club — held at the Camden Head. Upstairs in this unassuming boozer, you'll find free stand up every freaking night of the week, with RAW comedy nights (Mon, Tues, Weds, Thurs and Sun) and more honed shows (Fri and Sat), interspersed with WIPs from mahoosive names like Dylan Moran and Simon Amstell. You can catch anything between three to six consecutive shows each night. Truly the daddy/mummy/guardian of the free comedy circuit. Angel Comedy ClubSelected dates depending on location and availability throughout the year excluding August, mid-November to the end of December and special events. Find comedy stars of today and tomorrow hard at it in this grand Camberwell boozer every Thursday. Doesn't cost you a penny, and you can book your seat in advance. Live Laugh Love LIVE Proof that you only need one pub to run an entire comedy festival, this convention of comics unfolds in the various nooks and crannies of the esteemed Bedford, and makes for a marvellous way to affordably binge on stand up. Balham Comedy Festival