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The Comedy Bin - The Libertine
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The Comedy Bin at the Libertine is a stand-up comedy show every other Sunday from 7:30pm showcasing 14– 18 acts and an after-show Joke Jam when the punters can hop on stage and tell their favourite jokes. A night of funny surprises, sometimes a bit odd and sometimes simply hilarious. It is a great night to see new comics on the circuit as well as more established comics with their latest material. You never know, you might bump into the next big comedy star. The night is run by MC Al Cowie.
They also serve excellent food at Carnivale which goes perfect with stand-up comedy
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The Entry is free.
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Venue: The Libertine
125 Great Suffolk Street London
Borough
London
SE1 1PQ
Nearest tube / train station: Borough
Entry price: Free!
Frequency: Weekly
Sign up: email/door
Doors open: 19:00
Show starts: 19:30
Show finishes: 22:30
Booker: PLease email Jay
Acts please note: Although its not mandatory, we ask that if you can you bring a friend or two to keep the nights going. If you can't bring friends if you could come along a bit early and hand out some flyers we'd love it!
All booked acts please arrive by 7:00 and stay to the end of you can. There will often be open spots available for those who show up early.
Please help us promote the night by posting on facebook, twitter etc.
Have fun!
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Gig Categorisation
| Sunday | Gigs in this category are run on a Sunday | | FREE | Gigs in this category are free for audience members | | No conditions | Acts do not have to satisfy any special conditions to perform | | Mixed | Some acts are pre-booked, but sign-up spots may be available | | Standard open mic | A series of stand-up comedians each performing a set, usually five minutes |
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