Laugh Out London comedy club returns to The People’s Park Tavern after a rip roaring sell out last time round. We have another great line up of eclectic comedy featuring sketch comedy legends Pappy’s!

Date: Thursday 27th November 2014
Venue: The People’s Park Tavern, 360 Victoria Park Road, E9 7BT
Nearest station: Homerton (7 minute walk)
Time: Doors 7.30, Start 8.00pm
Tickets: £5 advance, £7 door

THIS SHOW IS NOW SOLD OUT

PAPPY’S
Sketch comedy legends and stars of the BBC sitcom Badults, Pappy’s are one of the greatest live comedy experiences there has ever been.
Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Show nominees 2007, 2012
“One of the finest sketch troupes of the last decade” ★★★★★ – Guardian
“The funniest thing I’ve seen this Edinburgh” ★★★★★ – Telegraph
“A beautifully constructed pyramid of lunacy in which physical and verbal gags fly around at a dizzying pace” ★★★★★ – Chortle

AISLING BEA
Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer 2013 – Nominee
So You Think You’re Funny 2012 – WINNER
Appearances on 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Channel 4’s Comedy Gala, Dead Boss and loads more TV things.
“hugely accomplished” ★★★★★ – The Independent
“born comedian” ★★★★ – Chortle
“she’s got being funny in the bag” ★★★★ – The Guardian

NISH KUMAR
“If you like your comedy to be intelligent, inventive, thought-provoking and delivered with a passion, urgency and enthusiasm then you’re going to love Nish Kumar’s show” ★★★★★ – TimeOut
“a tight, smart set from a comic who confesses self-absorption while engaging expansively with the way we live now” ★★★★ – The Guardian
“Nish Kumar is the Asian answer to John Oliver” ★★★★ – Chortle

ED ACZEL
A real treat for true comedy connoisseurs, Ed Aczel has won praise from critics and comedy fans alike for is unique and downbeat brand of stand up. The New Yorker described his 2008 show as “one of the strangest, and finest, hours of live comedy I’d ever seen”. He’s one of the most original and brilliant acts on the circuit.
“Britain’s greatest entertainer” ★★★★★ -Time Out
“Perhaps Britain’s greatest living anti-comedian” – The Guardian
“Aczel turns unprofessionalism into an artform” ★★★★ – The Times