Comedy shows in London

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310 shows on stage in London

Our programme lists 310 stand-up shows with upcoming dates in London, across 113 venues. Top picks right now: Brick Lane Laughs (Ninety One Living Room), Stand Up Comedy Show - Entry & Free Drink (Big Belly Bar & Comedy Club London) and Comedy in Your Eye (Comedy in Your Eye (Upstairs)). The venues with the most listings are The Bill Murray (58), Camden Comedy Club (25) and JK Comedy Club Covent Garden (15). Next up: CADEL: Lungs on Legs (Riverside Studios) on Friday 13 November, Ilford Boy (Donmar Warehouse) on Friday 13 November and Soho Comedy House (30 Dean Street Ltd.) on Friday 13 November. Tickets start at £3, and half of the priced listings cost £15 or less. Each listing links to the ticket seller.

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Frequently asked questions

How many stand-up shows are on in London?

There are 310 stand-up shows with upcoming dates in London, across 113 venues. The count is recalculated from the listings daily.

Which venues have the most stand-up shows?

The Bill Murray (58 stand-up shows), Camden Comedy Club (25 stand-up shows) and JK Comedy Club Covent Garden (15 stand-up shows).

What are the most popular stand-up shows in London?

Top picks right now: Brick Lane Laughs (Ninety One Living Room), Stand Up Comedy Show - Entry & Free Drink (Big Belly Bar & Comedy Club London) and Comedy in Your Eye (Comedy in Your Eye (Upstairs)).

When are the next stand-up shows?

CADEL: Lungs on Legs (Riverside Studios) on Friday 13 November, Ilford Boy (Donmar Warehouse) on Friday 13 November and Soho Comedy House (30 Dean Street Ltd.) on Friday 13 November.

How much do tickets cost?

Prices start at £3, for Comedy in Your Eye (Comedy in Your Eye (Upstairs)), and the dearest entry price listed is £47. Half of the 269 priced listings cost £15 or less. Prices are those given by the ticket seller.

Are any of these stand-up shows free?

18 of the 310 stand-up shows are free to enter.

How do I book?

Each listing links to the ticket seller for its date: the seat and the final price are chosen there.