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London, London
LGBTQ+ comedy club in Archway with five shows a week since 2023
The UK's first permanent LGBTQ+ comedy club, launched in 2023 by three queer comedians who were tired of the straight-and-macho mainstream circuit. Tucked in a basement on Junction Road in Archway, the club now runs five shows a week — from free Monday and Tuesday nights to ticketed headliner sets later in the week. The lineup mixes TV-familiar names with rising talent through formats like QCC Raw, an open mic night for emerging comics. A Live at The Queer Comedy Club TV series is already in production. Whether you're after sharp observational sets or full-room singalongs, it's the real deal for comedy in a room where you don't have to code-switch.
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