Sun 21st Sept
7.00pm
Andrew Watts – Feminism for Chaps
£10.00
A show about Feminism. For chaps. Andrew Watts is an ‘exquisitely funny’ (Time Out) comedian, but he didn't realise he was a feminist ... until now. Join him as he explores, with his trademark ‘intelligent wit’ (Scotsman), how chaps like him can change the world. ‘An enticing blend of honest storytelling and dark humour’ (Independent on Sunday). ‘Stand-up laced with a cerebral cutting-edge’ **** (ThreeWeeks). As seen on ITV's Stand-Up Hero and Comedy Central's The World Stands Up.
Mon 22nd Sept
7.00pm
Tim Renkow – At Least Hell Has Ramps
£10.00
Tim Renkow (Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year winner, Amused Moose Laugh Off winner Chortle's Best Newcomer nominee and Student Finalist) is ‘hilarious’ (Kate Copstick, Scotsman), ‘brilliant’ (Henning Wehn), ‘kills every time…’ (Jarred Christmas). Come explore the funny side of being judged on appearance, violence and God with Tim's dark yet cheerful sense of humour. If you believe you will go to hell for laughing at the disabled (he also happens to have cerebral palsy), Tim says: see you there.
Mon 22nd Sept
8.30pm
Juliette Burton – Look at Me
£10.00
Other shows want you to look at them. What will you see if you Look At Me? Award-winning performer Juliette's been fat, thin and everything between. In this brand new docu-comedy, she'll change even more! Wearing the hijab, dressing provocatively, male, obese, old, nude, is what we appear to be who we are?
***** ‘Comic storytelling at its best’(New Current)
Tues 23rd Sept
7.00pm
Ria Lina – School of Riason
£10.00
Having decided to homeschool her kids following an altercation with their headmaster, Ria Lina decided to write her own curriculum with comedic results. This show is a lightly political-topical exposition on the dumbing down of society that arrives at a couple of surprising, if delicious conclusions.
WARNING: Contains ukulele.
Tues 23rd Sept
8.30pm
Will Seaward’s Spooky Midnight Ghost Stories! (at 8.30pm)
£10.00
Five-star ghost-flavoured comedy hot from the Edinburgh Fringe!
Surreal storytelling comedian Will Seaward is back! And this time he’s brought ghosts! LOTS of ghosts! And also vampires and stuff! Join him for the first london performance of the most cobweb-draped, blood-soaked, Egyptian-mummy-ridden spine-tingling ghoststravaganza in the history of everything! Everything!
Weds 24th Sept
7.00pm
Madame Magenta – Libros Mystica
£10.00
Fresh from her triumph at the Edinburgh Festival, renowned psychic and medium Madame Magenta (pictured) brings her five star (GayTimes) show to London! Magenta only wants one thing: to heal the world. And then sell the world her book. 
Weds 24th Sept
8.30pm
Harvey, Garvey & The Kane
£10.00
From the questionable minds of Stephen Harvey, (Perrier Award nominee/Javone Prince Show), Marcus Garvey, (Peep Show/Psychoville/Four Lions), and Gareth Kane, (Whatsonstage nominee), comes a batch of finely crafted comedy vignettes that will leave you saying to your friends, “Yeah, it were quite funny, that.”
Thurs 25th Sept
7.00pm
An Evening with Patti Du Pont
£10.00
When 84-year-old Hollywood diva Patti DuPont (114 films, 9 husbands, 5 facelifts) can’t make it to her own show, her awkward daughter Linda is forced to perform in her place. The ensuing hour is what happens when you put the reputation of an icon in the hands of an idiot. Starring Anna Emerson.
Thurs 25th Sept
8.30pm
Dizney Rascal (aka Rebecca Humphries)
£10.00
Rebecca Humphries explores her Princess Complex through the medium of stand-up, sketch and (Disney) song. As seen on BBC3’s ‘Late Night Comedy Spectacular’-live from the Edinburgh Caves.
Fri 26th Sept
7.00pm
Gerry Howell’s Portal of Discovery
£10.00
Gerry’s life has imploded, his girlfriend has left him and he’s worried he’s lost his sense of humour. James Joyce once said ‘a man of genius makes no mistakes. His errors are volitional, portals of discovery’. Now Gerry is making the potentially huge mistake of bringing to Edinburgh a show that bears no relation to his blurb in the Fringe Programme. Let’s hope he’s some kind of genius. Or no-one has read the Programme. A comedy show about a fish, a banana and a broken heart.
Fri 26th Sept
8.30pm
Harvey Garvey & The Kane
£10.00
See Wednesday, 24th Sept
Sat 27th Sept
7.00pm
Aidan Goatley’s 10 Films with my Dad
£10.00
For some it’s football; for others it’s fishing. For some the Jeremy Kyle show. For Brighton comedian Aidan Goatley and his dad, however, father-son bonding reached its zenith watching films. Find out how 2 men found each other with help from John Wayne to Avatar.
Sun 28th Sept
7.00pm
Sink or Swim
£5.00
Tune your wireless, pour the tea, kick of your slippers and settle down for your monthly dose of Sink or Swim. Transmitting live from The Museum of Comedy, this brand of light entertainment is perfect as you snooze off your Sunday roast! With one day’s rehearsal this shambolic sketch comedy show will not send you 'Round the Horne', but completely round the bend. Will they sink or swim? You decide!
