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Leicester Square Theatre

  • Comedy | Private theatres
  • Leicester Square
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Time Out says

Formerly known as The Venue, Leicester Square Theatre gave the beery, dank space something of a facelift in 2008 and opened with a bill of comedy, cabaret and theatre that included Joan Rivers, burlesque star Polly Rae and an experimental take on Oscar Wilde's 'Dorian Gray'. Its diddy basement bar is one of the most intimate places to catch a comic or cabaret turn in town.

Details

Address
6
Leicester Place
London
WC2H 7BX
Transport:
Tube: Leicester Square
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What’s on

Stewart Lee vs The Man-Wulf

In his latest dizzyingly high concept show, avant comedy legend Stewart Lee bemoans his irrelevance – something he’s been been bemoaning for decades, often with zeitgeisty results – in a new show in which he promises to unleash a new, callously offensive stage persona to compete with the likes of Ricky Gervais and Dave Chappelle. The Man-Wulf is, apparently, ‘a tough-talking werewolf comedian from the dark forests of the subconscious who hates humanity’. Expect nuclear levels of irony. 
  • Stand-up

Shaggers – Valentine’s Day Special

Following a whole host of sell-out performances of this cult show all over the world, Shaggers returns to Leicester Square for another special show this V-day. Having a laugh at these comedians, who are of a variety of sexes, genders and orientations, could be a fun way to mix things up on the most romantic day of the year. The show is around two hours long, including an interval, and – as you might have guessed from the name – is all about sex. The ticket price includes a £2 restoration levy for this historic London venue.
  • Stand-up
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