Soho

7 November 2009 to 19 December 2009

100 Club W1D 1LL[map]

A night of stand-up, character and musical comedy hosted by Dan Clark, the star of BBC3s hit sitcom How Not To Live Your Life.

Every Thu 6:00 PM

Revolution W1F 0AZ[map]

An eclectic mix of pop, funky house and dance.

Every Wed 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM

Claire Aristides W1B 5PW[map]

Learn to work with crystals and nylon to crystal donut shapes. This involves following a unique and complicated pattern - the end result STUNNING Necklace.

Every Sun 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM

Claire Aristides W1B 5PW[map]

Learn to work with crystals and nylon to crystal donut shapes. This involves following a unique and complicated pattern - the end result Stunning Necklace.

20 November 2009 to 26 November 2009

Curzon Soho W1D 5DY[map]

A New York actor is in rehearsal for Uncle Vanya and finding it hard to separate from Chekhov's unhappy protagonist. By chance he comes across a 'soul storage' facility run by Dr Flintstein, who for a fee is happy to remove Giamiatti's soul and deposit it in a vault on Roosevelt Island.

Every Tue 8:30 PM

Libre & 22 Below W1F 7HU[map]

Electric Mouse boasts comedy every Tuesday with a variety of stand-ups.

Every Tue 8:30 PM Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day

Bar Code W1D 7AP[map]

A lesbian, gay and straight comedy club, hosted by Simon Happily.

1 December 2009

Bar Code W1D 7AP[map]

Comics Chambers and Nettleton, Fay Presto, Hal Cruttenden and Julia Clark with resident host Simon Happily share the stage in a mixed bill of laughter.

8 December 2009

Bar Code W1D 7AP[map]

Comedians and circuit regulars Ian Stone, Steve Nallon, Andi Osho and Jo Caulfield with resident host Simon Happily share jokes and provide laughs.

24 November 2009

Bar Code W1D 7AP[map]

Comedians Jo Caulfield, Alistair Barrie, Debra Jane Appelby and Jude Mahon with resident host Simon Happily try out and fine tune new material.

15 December 2009

Bar Code W1D 7AP[map]

Comedians Kitty Flanagan, Chris Neill, Sol Bernstein and Julia Clark with resident host Simon Happily try out and fine tune new material.

26 September 2009 to 5 December 2009

Soho Theatre & Writers Centre W1D 3NE[map]

A proper comedy club for children over six and anyone who likes top quality comedy without swearing.

Every Fri, Sat 8:45 PM - 2:00 AM; Mon, Wed, Sun 8:00 PM - 11:40 PM

The Bath House W1D 3TD[map]

Stand-up comedy night.

Every Sat, Sun 8:00 PM

Queens Head W1D 7HN[map]

16 January 2010

The Photographers' Gallery W1F 7LW[map]

From the collections at the Victoria and Albert and Imperial War Museums to those at local libraries and in professional archives such as those of the London Fire Brigade, London plays host to a surprising variety of often unknown photographic collections, all of which are kept for different purposes. Clare Grafik, Curator at The Photographers' Gallery, leads the course using practical explorations and thematic discussions. This course considers the histories, preservation, use and related issues involved in these fascinating archives.

6 November 2009 to 30 November 2009

Lazarides - Greek Street W1D 4DG[map]

An evening of live music and DJs to celebrate the release of their Unmasks Corruption comic. Featuring a live performance Blood Orange, the latest project from Dev Hynes (Lightspeed Champion/Test Icicles) and friends, with a DJ set from comic artist Woodrow Phoenix among others.

1 December 2009

Madame Jo Jos W1F 0SP[map]

David E Sugar is one of the finest new talents in the electronic music scene. A gifted guitarist, drummer and bassist, David's live sets, either remixing live with his laptop show or with full band ensemble, have cemented his status as one of the most exciting new artists in his field. The Correspondents are MC Mr Bruce and DJ/producer Mr Chuckles who collaborate to make Hip Hop for the 1930s, Big Band music for the 2010s. Splicing swing samples with squelchy synths over dusty drum loops they've depicted a modern day journey into time of rogues, lust, affordable clowns and foot-tapping toe curling "get your brogues on" dance floor swing hop. Sound of Rum: are rapper and spokenword poet Kate Tempest, drummer Ferry Lawrenson and guitarist/bassist/loop-pedalist Archie Marsh. Kate Tempest is already a seasoned and prolific lyricist and live performer and Sound of Rum are undoubtedly one of the most exciting bands to emerge from the UK live hip-hop and spoken word scenes yet.