Britain · COMEDY & CABARET
Think of this as the list you would text a friend landing next week: 15 comedy & cabaret shows worth the money, with the one thing to know before committing to each.
Review of York’s 75-minute Comedy Horror Ghost Bus Tour, covering its comedy, York sights, price, practical tips, and who will enjoy it most.
“absolutely loved it. the guys knew their stuff. would definitely recommend”
Ride London’s vintage Necrobus for a funny, spooky hour of dark tales, famous sights, theatrical effects, and eerie city history.
“the hole tour was fantastic. But harry was outstanding”
Laugh through Edinburgh’s Old Town with comedian Daniel Downie, Scottish history, Edinburgh Castle views, and his charming dog Braan.
“Daniel is very funny and super knowledgeable about Edinburgh's history. He makes an effort to connect with each guest, and can successfully poke fun at just about anyone! I really enjoyed the tour, and wish I was staying in town long enough to see his stand up act!”
Bristol’s Smoke & Mirrors pairs adult comedy, close-up magic, and a lively pub setting for an intimate 85-minute night out.
“Had a fantastic night magic was outstanding and will be recommending this to friends and will definitely be back in the near future thanks guys”
Blackpool Comedy Station offers a lively three-hour night with TV comedians, a bar, mobile entry, and good value at $27.03.
“It was a great and hilarious experience. The jokes was funny, the staff friendly and welcoming. Great organization. We had a really good time. I hilly recommend this place.”
Review of Smoke & Mirrors in Bristol, a lively comedy magic show with close-up tricks, live music, audience fun, and useful booking tips.
“Whole experience was great, perfect anniversary treat for my husband. Enjoyed the comedy with the magic.”
Review of Bristol’s House Magicians show, with close-up magic, comedy, pizza, prosecco, venue tips, pricing, age rules, and booking advice.
“Certainly not a perfect show but very sympatic entertainment on local level. Althought we could follow the magician's tongue only partially we had a lot of fun with his card tricks and especially the location, the backroom of a bar and the possiblity to have a snack or a beer while the show goes on were an unforgettable experience ...”
Review of Big Belly Comedy Club in London, with show times, price, venue tips, comic variety, value, and practical booking advice.
“I really enjoyed the comedy club really had me laughing i would definitely go again. Being a small venue it felt like you were right up there with the comedian.”
Review of London’s 75-minute Vintage Bus Tour, with comedy guides, Routemaster sights, route details, value, tips, and drawbacks.
“Excellent tour saw more than I would if I was to see the sights myself really enjoyed it”
Review of Bristol’s House Magicians at Smoke & Mirrors, with comedy, close-up magic, practical tips, pricing, seating, and booking advice.
“Fantastic location, a small theatre and pub. Pizzas were really good - the thin authentic version! Show was great, really funny and the ‘magic’ was amazing. Will be back again!”
Review of London’s Comedy Night on the Thames, with boat views, stand-up, seating details, nightclub access, price, and practical tips.
“Seating was an absolute joke staff appeared to be reserving seats for friends , we were sat right at the back couldn’t see much . Staff quite rude and unhelpful would not recommend at all Do something else while in London .”
Review of London’s West End burlesque cabaret, with show details, dress advice, pricing, venue tips, and honest drawbacks.
“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.”
Review of Edinburgh’s Comedy Lock-In, with venue tips, timing, value, show format, access notes, and advice on who should book.
“This is a good venue, a compère and 2 comedians. Wasn't a large audience the evening we went but the 3 people worked hard to generate an atmosphere. Was good enough, but might have been better on another night with more people in.”
A funny, family-friendly walking tour of St Davids with Welsh folklore, sea views, theatrical guides, and excellent value.
“It was too much comedy and not enough facts. It was good that they dressed up in costume but lost track of the facts with too many unnecessary jokes.”
Spend two hours laughing at Big Belly Comedy Club in South Bank, with four to six comedians, drinks, food, and flexible booking.
“Great comics and set up, good venue to get drinks before, during and after the show and good food options available”
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