Thursday, May 9th, Royal George (Soho)
Thursday night at The Royal George was a really fun show. First to the stage was the hilarious Mj Hunter. MJ recently Googled how to be better at the sex […]
Thursday, May 2nd, Royal George (Soho)
Write-up by guest MC Barbara Fernandez What a warm and wonderful night we had yesterday at the Royal George! It started off with Cheryl Hurst, who bemoans the lack of a […]
Thursday, April 18th, Royal George (Soho)
This Thursday night at The Royal George (soho) was probably my favourite night there this year. We had a lovely crowd who were an absolute joy and a line-up that […]
Thursday, April 11th, Royal George (Soho)
Thursday night was The Royal George (soho) and first to the stage was our latest New Act winner, Amelia Fritz and why overheating laptops are a great way to cook […]
Thursday, April 4th, Royal George (Soho)
We had a fun night at The Royal George (soho) on Thursday. Kicking things off was Ben Marciano and just why dry January isn’t as complicated as some people make […]
Thursday, March 21st, Royal George (Soho)
We had another fun night at The Royal George (soho) on Thursday. First to the stage was the hilarious Mj Hunter, a man who wonders if he’s cut out for […]
Thursday, February 22nd, Royal George (Soho)
It was a fun night of supreme silliness at The Royal George (soho) on Thursday. First to the stage was the simply hilarious Christopher Donovan, a man who can karate […]
Thursday, February 15th, Royal George (Soho)
It was another really fun night at The Royal George (soho) Thursday. Kicking things off was Hamish Lloyd Barnes who had a tough Valentine’s, even getting jealous of tube trains […]
Thursday, February 8th, Royal George (Soho)
Thursday was another busy G&B night at The Royal George (soho) and the first act to make them laugh was the hilarious James Sutton whose cost of living crisis is […]
Thursday, February 1st, Royal George (Soho)
What an absolute cracker of a night we had Thursday at The Royal George (soho). First to the stage and to a fabulously up for it audience was Jack Scullion […]