Tuesday, September 15th, The Bell
Tuesday at The Bell kicked off thanks to the fabulous Brandon Brozorio and some of the stranger rules you might not be aware of in restaurants…or with wet babies. Next […]
Sunday afternoon, September 13th, Royal George (Soho)
It was a wonderfully busy and buzzing afternoon at Royal George Charing Cross Road on Sunday fabulously kicked off by the hilarious Mj Hunter and why it’s best not to […]
Wednesday, September 9th, The Bell
Wednesday at The Bell had some great comedy all kicked off by the hilarious musical mirth of Jonny Brace and just who really planned 9/11… It was Peppa Pig! Oscar […]
September’s New act Competition winner
Well, it was a packed night at Royal George Charing Cross Road for Monday’s New Act Competition and this was easily one of the toughest competitions we’ve had in a […]
Thursday, September 3rd, Royal George (Soho)
It was our last Thursday at Royal George Charing Cross Road last night (we’ve moved our shows at The George to Sunday afternoon and Monday evening) and kicking off the […]
G&B’s 2026 Growing Old Disgracefully Competition winner
Wednesday night at The Bell was G&B’s annual G&B’s Growing Old Disgracefully Competition and what a brilliant jam-packed night of great comedy we had. Our winner was the hilarious Nilly […]
Sunday afternoon, August 23rd, Royal George (Soho)
Write-up by Amber Phillips It was a cool Sunday afternoon at The Royal George this week, hosted by the wonderful Steven Mayne. Kicking off proceedings was Nick Morey with some […]
Thursday, August 20th, Royal George (Soho)
Kicking off the show at the Royal George Charing Cross Road on Thursday was the hilarious Matt Trimble, a man who may not have achieved as much as Macron, but […]
Sunday afternoon, August 16th, Royal George (Soho)
Sunday afternoon at The Royal George was kicked off by the fabulous Sophie Stemmons and how to win the battle of wits with the gays. It was then over to […]
Thursday, August 13th, Royal George (Soho)
Kicking of the show on Thursday at Royal George Charing Cross Road was Martin Ashworth and a little West Country word we’re not allowed to use…with an accent. It was […]