We’re switching to Thursday for one month only next week for another cracking Time Out recommended line-up at The Half Moon, Putney
Phil Kay, James Acaster, Al Lubel, Bobby Mair, Alex Holland
Sadly, Tom Rosenthal has had to pull out of Thursday, but has been replaced by the fantastic Al Lubel
Thursday 6th March
The Half Moon, 93 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, SW15 1EU
Thursday 6th March 8pm (doors 7.30)
Tickets £6 adv/ £8 door
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Hello Shigglers!
Gits and Shiggles is launching a brand new night on Friday March 7th at The Islington in Angel.
We’re very excited to be setting up shop north of the river, and the night has been recommended by Time Out. Looking at the line-up, it’s hardly surprising.
Headlining we have the fantastic Shappi Khorsandi, as seen on pretty much every major TV comedy show (Live at the Apollo, QI, Have I Got News For You, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow et al)
We’ve also got the stunning talents of Luisa Omielan, Pat Cahill, Mark Stephenson, Joz Norris and Stuart Laws (MC)
Plus plenty of prizes to be won…
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Friday March 7th, 8pm (doors 7.30) The Islington
Welcome to our brand spanking new website. It’s a bit of a work in progress at the moment, but stay tuned over the coming weeks and months as it becomes a dizzying interactive experience reminiscent of the film Tron
Those heading north of the border to the Edinburgh Fringe, make sure to check out our amazing late night show at Laughing Horse @ The Free Sisters Maggie’s Front Room from 4th-14th August at 00.45. Keep an eye on the website for daily lineup updates.
In the meantime, here’s some nice things people have said about us:
“Top notch alternative night” Time Out
“A club that’s really earned it’s stripes” London is Funny
“Awesome night… If you haven’t been yet, go… They’ve got chairs and everything” Rich Fulcher – The Mighty Boosh
“I think I’m gonna make this a regular thing” Man who was at last gig
Also named as one of London’s best nights by Such Small Portions
Critic’s Choice in Metro, London is Funny and Time Out