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London options, compared clearly
Choose london shows without losing an evening to tabs. The standouts below make the practical differences visible: timing, distance, entry and cost.
Ride a classic 1960s Routemaster bus through London on a 75-minute comedy sightseeing show with Lord Larksford and Cheeksworth.
“We enjoyed the tour we did not see some due to the protests blockage of routes.”
See London’s queer Speakeasy burlesque cabaret in Covent Garden, led by Miss Tempest Rose, 2 hours, $40, dress up encouraged.
“seating behind a pillar and was unable to watch the full show. this should be disclosed upon booking. quality of the show was very average for a West End one.”
Live planetarium show at Peter Harrison Planetarium in Greenwich with Royal Observatory astronomers and London night sky visuals.
“Super experience - a bit funny, a bit magical and a lot awesome! Recommend to anyone, any age”
A 3-hour Forbidden Nights male strip revue at Infernos Clapham, plus an after-party until 3am, with photo time and group perks.
Two hours of stand-up at Big Belly Bar on London’s South Bank. Mixed comedians, possible celebrity drop-ins. Drinks extra.
“Great comics and set up, good venue to get drinks before, during and after the show and good food options available”
International stand-up in Covent Garden with guaranteed entry, a 2-hour show, and an on-site late bar until 11pm.
“Note: the show starts at 20h30 and not 19h30. I guess the show is rather for local people than international public.”
A live comedian guides you through central London on a classic open-top Routemaster. Fast, funny sightseeing from Trafalgar Square to the London Eye.
“I got this as a treat to some friends to celebrate my 40th birthday. It was amazing. Adults and children loved it. Highly recommended!”
Forbidden Nights at Infernos Club, Clapham: a male revue show plus cast meet and greet and free retro disco entry, ends at 3am.
“pretty low budget production, there’s no management to keep people in their seats so it was hard to see because of all the people standing around”
Pre-show Gaucho dinner and great seats for TINA: The Tina Turner Musical at London’s Aldwych Theatre, with a value-packed 2-course meal.
“Great Dinner! Daniel was a great Server! Great Theatre Experience!”
Laugh for two hours at Comedy Carnival Leicester Square, an international stand-up showcase with a late bar, mobile tickets.
“It was a great venue in the Central club, the staff were lovely. It was the first time my friends and I had been to a Comedy show and we weren’t disappointed. All the comedians made us laugh. Would definitely recommend.”
Matilda the Musical plus a 2-course meal at Gaucho Covent Garden, with excellent West End seats and a smooth 5-hour plan.
“Fantastic really great food and fabulous seats! Had a really great day!!”
3-course French-inspired dinner at Côte Brasserie Soho, followed by an international stand-up show at Comedy Carnival Covent Garden.
“Was amazing. Great night. The comedians were amazing the Dinner was amazing. The night was fantastic”
Bottomless brunch plus a high-voltage 18+ comedy show on London’s Southbank, with pizza, big drinks, and unpredictable 5-minute acts.
“funny comedians , host was great. food and drinks were nice. would Deffo go back”
West End cabaret at the Phoenix Arts Club with cocktails, set-menu dinner options, and burlesque and aerial acts in 2 hours.
West End stand-up plus a 3-course French dinner at Côte, followed by international comedy at Comedy Carnival Leicester Square.
“Did the dinner and comedy show package, it was £50 in total. The meal in Cote Brasserie was excellent, three absolutely lovely courses. It was a short stroll from the Soho restaurant to the venue. Three excellent comedians, sometimes they wRead more”
