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Charing Cross Road Comedy

Charing Cross Road Comedy

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Venue: The Royal George (downstairs) 133 Charing Cross Road (Goslett Yard) London WC2H 0EA
Nearest tube / train station: Tottenham Court Road
Entry price: FREE
Frequency: Weekly Show starts: 20:30
Booker: LaughComOne@hotmail.co.uk
Acts please note:

If the booker - Nick Ewans - hasn't seen you perform, please include a video link and indicate how many gigs done when writing to ask for a spot.


Gig Categorisation

FridayGigs in this category are run on a Friday
FREEGigs in this category are free for audience members
No conditionsActs do not have to satisfy any special conditions to perform
Pre-bookAll acts must book a spot in advance
Open mic with pro spot(s)Like a standard open mic night, but with one or more professionals doing longer spots

 
Loved it!
on January 16, 2011
I did a spot at this gig in early January 2011, and really enjoyed it. It seems to have several advantages over many similar gigs, specifically:

Nick Ewans runs a pretty tight ship - you know when you're on, you know how long you've got, and he keeps things moving. The show started shortly after 20:30, and was over by 22:15. Much better for acts and audience.

The location is great - central, easy to find, easy access to public transport.

There is a much better proportion of Actual Audience™ than you get in many gigs. In fact, the night I did it, audience outnumbered acts by a factor of a least four or five to one.

There is one downside. The toilets for the whole venue (there is a busy pub upstairs) are accessed via the room where the comedy happens, and the ladies is right next to the stage. Any lady spending a penny is obliged to walk across the front of the stage to get there and back. The gents is as the back of the room, so that's less intrusive.

However, I didn't find the toilet visitors especially distracting (some acts seem to, audience seem not to be distracted at all), and the sound that leaks downstairs as would-be pissers come in and out isn't too bad. All in all, a very small price to pay for a very excellent and enjoyable gig.
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Date added: 2011-01-07 04:16:04    Hits: 879

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