Comedy Night At Theatre Royal, London

Comedy Night at the Theatre Royal Bar is on every Monday at 8pm, with a great line-up on the 5 February that includes Lee Clyde West, Mowten, Robin Cousins, and Luke Toulson. They are joined by Quincy who is compere for the night.

As always you are advised to come early and secure a seat before the show gets under way, or you could be left standing. As this is ANOTHER FREE GIG, it's bound to be packed! Whether you treat yourself to some tasty food from the Caribbean menu, or just enjoy the show with some friends over a few drinks, these FREE Monday Comedy nights are not to be missed! On the last Sunday of each month, we have Comedy Extra, another free to enter night where some of the best comics around present their own one-man (or woman) show. Please find details of this month's Comedy Extra and Listings info for this, the rest of January and February provided below.

MONDAY COMEDY LISTINGS

All Monday Night Comedy Sessions Start at 8pm. Entrance is free. All line-ups are subject to change.

Monday 29 January 2007. Lee-Anne Diggins 10, Donald Mack 20, Nick Pettigrew 10, Grisha 10, Paddy Lennox 20, Joe K compere

Monday 12 February 2007. Laura Nunn, Mike Belgrave, Pete Jonas, Jim Grant compere

Monday 19 February 2007. Rob Deb, Liz Carr, Lateef Lovejoy compere

Monday 26 February 2007. Richard Coughlan, Alex Lasarev, David Ward compere

COMEDY EXTRA

Sunday 25th February: Hysterical comedy from Dave Ward. David is a friendly, lively and upbeat comic with clever material and a gentle bite. As a performer he is warm, cheeky, fluid and quick thinking and his original take on life makes his comedy sharp, clever and unpredictable whilst being forever accessible. His ability to bond and audience and warm up a crowd has made him the choice compere for the BBC New Comedy Awards and C4' s So You Think You're Funny talent hunt. "A really funny set" Paul McKenna; "Enjoyable and entertaining" Time Out; "Guaranteed to be well-received, especially as his material is so universal, making him a reliably funny addition to any bill." Chortle. -- www.stratfordeast.com