Seann Walsh: This Is Torture
Seann Walsh brings his chaos-and-charm act to Hackney Empire with a brand-new hour, This Is Torture. Expect sharp observational humor, personal stories, and an anxiety-soaked but hilariously relatable set from the London comic.
Henning Wehn: Acid Wehn
German comedy icon Henning Wehn returns with Acid Wehn at Hackney Empire, delivering a sharp, funny take on climate change. With his trademark dry wit and astute observations, he turns a serious topic into provocative, entertaining stand-up in London.
Tez Ilyas: Tez Things I Hate About You
British comedian Tez Ilyas brings his new stand-up tour to Hackney Empire. Expect sharp observational humor, cheeky takes on everyday life, and energetic delivery in a venue renowned for its intimate atmosphere.
Kevin Bloody Wilson: Fair Dinkum Funny
Kevin Bloody Wilson's Fair Dinkum Funny tours London October 6–31, 2026, across multiple venues, delivering cheeky Aussie humour, cracking guitar riffs, and rib-tickling tales that light up rooms.
International Stand Up Comedy, Covent Garden
Laugh along at International Stand Up Comedy, Covent Garden, a night of laughter at Soho Comedy At 7 Dials in London. This international comedy showcase features award-winning comedians and TV stars.
Harry Enfield and No Chums
Harry Enfield and No Chums light up the London Palladium with sharp sketches and mischievous humor, reviving iconic characters for a gleefully anarchic night of top-tier British comedy.
Jack Carroll
Jack Carroll headlines across London from Feb 13 to Nov 12, 2026, weaving warm, sharp humor through various venues with funny, candid stories that charm families and gig-goers alike.
Ian Stone: Looking for the Wow
Ian Stone: Looking for the Wow at The Comedy Store in London, a sharp, fast-paced stand-up set where observational wit meets bold storytelling and a crowd-pleasing, high-energy finish.
Susan Calman
Susan Calman brings sharp wit to London across multiple venues from Sept 7 to Nov 22, 2026, delivering witty storytelling, character-driven jokes, and inclusive humor as she tours the capital.
Ian Stone is “Looking for the Wow”
Ian Stone performs his new stand-up show 'Looking for the Wow' at The Comedy Store in London. A sharp, observational night of humor in a buzzing club, featuring crowd work and energetic punchlines.
Phil Wang
Phil Wang brings razor-sharp stand-up to London venues from 11 September to 27 November 2026, a multi-venue tour that mixes sly wit, cultural observations, and high-energy punchlines across intimate rooms.
Paul Smith
Paul Smith headlines a two-night London comedy run across multiple venues on 26–27 November 2026, delivering witty storytelling and punchlines with his signature warmth—tickets available now.
Daniel Sloss
Daniel Sloss brings razor-sharp Scottish wit to London stages across 2026, as his clever, boundary-pushing comedy hits a string of venues—from intimate rooms to grand theatres—delivering punchlines that bite and linger.
Jonathan Pie
Jonathan Pie brings razor-sharp political satire to venues across London from September 1 to November 29, 2026, turning the city into a live newsroom where furious rants meet sharp wit and uproarious crowd reactions.
Russell Howard
British comedian Russell Howard brings his stand-up tour to London on Nov 29, 2026, part of a year-long series across multiple venues.
Dylan Moran: Looking for Trouble
Dylan Moran's Looking for Trouble hits Cadogan Hall, delivering sharp stand-up and witty storytelling in a grand London venue where dry humor meets elegant acoustics for a memorable night.
Romesh Ranganathan
Romesh Ranganathan brings his sharp, gleefully maverick wit to multiple London venues from 6 January to 18 April 2027, delivering touring stand-up across intimate theatres and buzzing rooms.
Alan Carr
Alan Carr headlines a year long comedy tour across London's varied venues, from intimate clubs to grand theatres, running 13 January 2027 through 4 December 2027 with his sharp banter and crowd work.
Clinton Baptiste
Clinton Baptiste returns to the London Palladium for an evening of crowd-work, sharp one-liners, and uncanny clairvoyant humor. A live solo show featuring the iconic character, blending stand-up storytelling with theatre‑level timing in a lavish West End venue.
Jack Whitehall
Jack Whitehall storms London stages in early 2027, delivering sharp, cheeky stand-up across multiple venues for a ticketed tour packed with wit, showmanship and crowd-roaring punchlines.
Ed Gamble
Ed Gamble headlines a stand-up comedy night at The London Palladium. Expect sharp observational humor, quick wit, and crowd-work in a classic London theatre setting.
John Bishop
John Bishop brings high-energy, observational humor to London venues on a sprawling tour from 29 April to 13 May 2027, weaving personal stories, cheeky crowd interactions, and bold punchlines across multiple stages.
Dylan Moran – Looking For Trouble
Dylan Moran brings his Looking For Trouble tour to Alexandra Palace for a night of razor-sharp observational comedy. Expect Moran's signature dry wit, keen storytelling, and sharp crowd-work inside the historic London venue.
Alan Carr: Have I Said Too Much?
Step into the glittering London Palladium for Alan Carr's Have I Said Too Much?, a sparkling stand-up night where razor-sharp jabs, cheeky anecdotes and warm audience banter light up the historic, chandelier-lit stage.