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A spectacularly hilarious, open-mic night of comedy, talent and variety held every TUESDAY.

Expect Stand-Up, Sketch, Musical Comedy, Magic and Dance. And hope for Bee Beards, Gurners, Snake Charmers, One-Man Bands and Ventriloquists. And that dog dancing stuff.

FREE ENTRY for the 8pm start

All welcome to come and entertain, it doesn’t matter what you do, as long as it’s FUNNY.

TOM WEBB hosts

Note: From January 2012, the venue will change to Shaker & Co., 119 Hampstead Road, Euston, NW1 3EE London, United Kingdom

Phone: 07841 595 058
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Venue: The Queen's Head 66 Acton Street London WC1X 9ND
Nearest tube / train station: King's Cross
Entry price: FREE
Frequency: Weekly Show starts: 20:00 Show finishes: 23:00
Booker: Tom Webb (thepangeaproject@gmail.com)
Acts please note: e-Mail Tom Webb to book your slot, or turn up on the night and hope there’s a place.

Gig Categorisation

Tuesday	Gigs in this category are run on a Tuesday
FREE	Gigs in this category are free for audience members
No conditions	Acts do not have to satisfy any special conditions to perform
Pre-book	All acts must book a spot in advance
Variety show	Singers, musicians, poets, and magicians as well as comedians

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Lovely gig

by kennycampbell

on August 4, 2010

I've played this gig twice now, once in the old venue (Pangeae Project), and now in their new home near Kings Cross. Really enjoyable. And a decent number of Actual Punters™ rather than Other Acts.

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