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comedy. This area is known as a mix of London's red-light district and for its gay bars. Co-
medians started showing up in the 1980s.
Your best bet for finding affordable comedy acts during your visit is picking up a copy of
Time Out, which is free, or visiting their website . Alternatively, just visit these sections of
the city and you'll be bombarded with comedy show promoters.
Usually, the more you pay, the better the show, but not always. If you can't find a free act,
expect to pay £5-10. The first two recommendations below are for free comedy shows in
the area available at the time this guide was written. The third is one of the city's most pop-
ular comedy venues.
*Use this map to navigate these recommendations and more.*
To view the map in Google Maps: http://goo.gl/maps/EvtCJ
Free until Famous at Source Below
Price: Free
Address: 11 Lower John Street
Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday, 8pm-9:30pm (Doors open at 7pm)
Website: www.sourcebelow.com
New York comedian Lewis Scaffer gives the audience an hour of laughs at no cost. Register
online. Doors open at 7pm. Reserve your ticket here.