ils Jago runs a tight ship at her multi-award winning Dean Street club. The bills here, every Saturday night, are reliably strong, featuring a mix of circuit stalwarts and exciting new talents. Read more.
Roughly once a month the Show & Tell team take over this beautiful music venue in Shepherd’s Bush with intelligent, all-headline bills featuring some of the most erudite comics in the land. Read more.
There’s no doubt about it, the Comedy Store is the daddy of all comedy clubs, and what most other gigs strive to be. Read more.
Veteran comedian and promoter Ivor Dembina hosts this cosy, Saturday night comedy club a few minutes from Chalk Farm tube. Read more.
Live at the Chapel, a monthly Islington comedy club, undoubtedly provides the finest, most interesting line-ups in the capital. Read more.
Rather than multi-bill nights, the Soho Theatre programmes solo, hour-long shows from some of the finest comedy acts in the world. Read more.
Once an absolute bear pit of a club, the atmosphere in Greenwich’s Up the Creek isn’t quite as raucous as it once was, but it’s still one of the most exciting weekend comedy clubs in London. Read more.
The line-ups aboard Boat Show, a floating comedy club situated opposite the London Eye, are consistently superb. T Read more.
With gigs running at two of London’s most iconic venues – the 100 Club and the Tabernacle – you’ll often see Feature Spot’s comedy nights in our Critics’ Choice.
