YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Comedy
Today in London: Tuesday 30 October 2012
By TW Editorial | Published on Monday 22 October 2012
Oh dear, it’s Devil’s Night tonight, also known as Mischief or Hell’s Night. So rather than tempt fate, shall we just press on with the culture recommendations?
TODAY’S COMEDY CHOICES
Comedy For A Cure – Shake With Laughter, Bloomsbury Theatre, 30 Oct
Comedy For A Cure calls five comic characters to stand up for a charitable cause – in this case, Parkinson’s UK – as ‘Peep Show’ player Isy Suttie shares stage time with Rob Deering, Elis James, Tiffany Stevenson and Radio 4’s Nathan Caton. £15 tickets, a bargain given the roster, are available here.
Thom Tuck and friends, Queen’s Head Picadilly, 30 Oct (pictured)
Laugh Out London assembles a bargain bill starring solo Penny Dreadful Thom Tuck, ‘HIGNFY’ writer Sarah Campbell, satirist Mark Stephenson, precocious Fringe fave Stuart Laws and northern poet Gary From Leeds. All will be sound-boarding new routines, so it’s all free. Details here.
Weirdos Comedy Club – A Very Spooky Weirdos, The Lion, 2 Britannia Street, 30 Oct
WCC carve a Halloween-shaped niche into their usual ultra-alternative fare, scaring up various ghost stories, myths and ‘mares as part of a free-to-see Tuesday night special. Info via www.weirdoscomedy.com
