Theater Cafés United Kingdom

If you're looking for a change from the classic pub nights of pint after pint, head to Bill Murray's! It's a local pub, but every night, comedians take to the mike on a small stand-up stage. They crack one joke after another, try out material for their next show and interact with the audience in a sensational (and very funny) way. It's free, but you can donate whatever you like at the end of the show to reward the comedians. Get there early!

Built in the 19th century - some elements from that period, such as gas lamps, still exist - King's Head is the oldest and most famous of London's pub theatres. The atmosphere is particularly picturesque and warm, and the programming is always of high quality. Possibility to attend shows in the evening but also at lunchtime. Some plays began their careers here, before performing in the West End theatres. We like the old-fashioned charm of the pub where many concerts are also held.

For over 30 years, this café-théâtre has been a benchmark in comedy. You'll need a good level of English to understand the puns and sketches, so you don't miss out on any of the typical British humor on display here. A bar and a restaurant where you can have a drink or a bite to eat before the show are at your disposal. It's still one of the best comedy clubs in the capital, and we're not the only ones to think so: it welcomes over 3,500 visitors every week.