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  1. Daniel Kitson – TBBYGTAWIP (PA)
    Feb 1, 2023 · original
    The Bit Before You Get To A Work in Progress (Priced Accordingly) DATES: Saturday 4th Feb, 11am Sunday 5th Feb, 11am Saturday 18th Feb, 11am Sunday 19th Feb, 11am Saturday 25th Feb, 11am Sunday 26th Feb, 11am Saturday 4th Mar, 11am Sunday 5th Mar, 11am The post Daniel Kitson – TBBYGTAWIP (PA) appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  2. Supporting New Comics in Edinburgh
    Sep 12, 2022 · original
    Every year Angel Comedy pays 6 new comedians to go to The Edinburgh Festival. It is one way that Angel Comedy supports newer comedians, alongside our Free Comedy Workshops , and giving more stage time to new, untested acts than any other UK venue. The Angel Comedy Edinburgh showcase helps acts that are either doing their first ever Edinburgh festival, or need support as they might be also doing their own show or perhaps promoting their first full hour. The Edinburgh festival can be a very, very expensive venture: Angel Comedy Founder Barry Ferns went bankrupt from putting on Edinburgh Shows. Acts can be paying over £1000 for accommodation (while also paying for rent in London), whilst taking time out from their work-life and paying for any other number of things – if they’re doing their own show in particular that includes venue hire, flyers, posters and PR. Angel Comedy pays, publicises
  3. Frank Skinner at The Bill Murray
    Mar 23, 2022 · original
    A rare opportunity to see comic legend Frank Skinner as he presents brand new material for the first time since his Showbiz tour which sold out venues around the country from 2019-2021, including a 5 week sell-out residency at The Garrick Theatre in London’s West End. In Frank Skinner: Work in Progress, Frank will be developing original material in an intimate setting, at The Bill Murray in London from 4-9 April. Get your tickets: Monday 4th April – 6-7 pm Tuesday 5th April – 6-7 pm Wednesday 6th April – 6-7 pm Thursday 7th April – 6-7 pm Friday 8th April – 6-7 pm Saturday 9th April – 6-7 pm The post Frank Skinner at The Bill Murray appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  4. The Angel Comedy Live Podcast Festival
    Mar 11, 2022 · original
    The Angel Comedy Live Podcast Festival is the first of its kind at the Bill Murray, and the perfect opportunity to come and see your favourite podcasts be recorded live. The festival will take place over the course of the evening, with a variety of podcast recordings throughout – you can sit in on just one, or stay for as many as you’d like! There will be a massive range in conversations and recording style, with audience participation very welcome across the night. Find your new favourite podcast or sit in on one you’re a top fan of throughout this busy evening of live podcast recordings! Tickets: One show/recording – £5 (please click on the links below to read more and purchase) All Day Pass – £15 – click here to purchase Programme: 5-6 pm – The Angel Comedy Podcast with Sunil Patel 6:30-7:30 pm – The Angel Comedy Podcast with Arthur Smith 8-9 pm – All I Do Is Fail 9:30-10:30 pm – Bren
  5. Doors At Midnight – The Comeback Gig!
    Jun 1, 2021 · original
    Well, we had to go and do it, and run the first live gig in Britain in 2021. Obviously it started as a joke because we’re a bunch of idiots, whose business acumen seems to start and stop at, “But would it be funny?” All the same, it ended up being a really fun gig, with some of our favourites performing, and a lovely, lovely crowd showing their appreciation. It was lovely to get some attention from the press. Here’s a selection: Chortle gave us a lovely review As did Beyond the Joke Also some outfit called (*checks notes*) the BBC The post Doors At Midnight – The Comeback Gig! appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  6. Live From The Bill Murray
    Apr 16, 2021 · original
    Just wanted to say a massive thank you to everyone who watched the first (and hopefully not the last!) show live from the Bill Murray this year. It was a brilliant show that captured the sort of warm chaos the Bill Murray engenders, and it reminded me why live comedy is such a special thing. There was a real community spirit in the venue that night – thanks for being part of that community too! Luckily Christian wasn’t just on tweets that night, and he managed to capture some great shots in amongst his other duties. I thought I’d share some of the best ones from a night to truly remember. We’ve also got a couple more Saturday night shows planned before we reopen the doors to the public, you can grab tickets here: Saturday 17th April – Phil Nichol, Liz Miele, Sikisa, Cally Beaton & Fiona Ridgewell Saturday 1st May – lineup to be announced The post Live From The Bill Murray appeared first
  7. Looking Back Over The Best Medicine Festival
    Apr 12, 2021 · original
    Towards the end of February, Martin Willis from Objectively Funny and myself sat down to discuss putting on a couple of ‘wellness’ workshops for people in the comedy industry. As a therapist and Director of Angel Comedy, it was a way to morph my two passions in to one – and I was intrigued by Objectively Funny’s engagement with mental health during the 2019 Edinburgh Festival. By the end of that zoom call, things had got a bit out of hand. We agreed to put on a Festival, in a few weeks, with panels, workshops and gigs. Maybe Ruby Wax could be one of the panellists. Why not? How about Dave funding some of it? Sure, let’s ask! After a year of furlough (and before that quite a bit of maternity leave for myself), I found myself putting more hours in than I had in a long time. And now I’m on the other side, I thought I’d take some time to reflect. I’m massively grateful to the project for hel
  8. March Madness
    Mar 29, 2021 · original
    As we start building up to reopening, and look to a future where live comedy isn’t illegal, it’s also been fun to look back over our past and some of the crazy stories that come from working in a live comedy venue where comedians run it instead of bean counters people with financial acumen. We’ll be sharing a few of our favourite stories over the next few months. I’ve always loved that Angel Comedy has been a home for comedians wherever they are in their careers, whether that’s comics at the top of their games, or people just starting off. I love looking at some of the names who were doing their first few gigs at RAW in 2017 and seeing where they are now. I’m really bloody happy that we managed to put out the Best Medicine Festival this month, but looking at the lineups in March 2017, it looks like every month at Angel Comedy is pretty much the Comedy festival of my dreams… The post Marc
  9. Opening Ourselves Up to Laughter
    Mar 25, 2021 · original
    We work in laughter. We give that gift to everyone else. How much do we give it to ourselves? How have you found laughter and joy for yourself this last year? I was terrified I’d turn into a marshmallow if I didn’t make a plan as soon as lockdown hit, which is how I come to be saying that I’ve been facilitating online laughter yoga for the last year. The offering was a gift to others, but being someone who does things when I’ve made myself accountable, I knew it was the only way I’d prioritise it for myself. Though I trained in laughter yoga 10 years ago, I didn’t actually start facilitating it in earnest until the lockdown hit last year. I had always weaved it into my other work, but with all my work GONE, I thought I’d give it a go. I can honestly say it has had a profound impact on me. Waking up every weekday morning, looking for something to laugh about (especially on days where the
  10. Why The Bloody hell is Shamanism part of Mental Health Week?
    Mar 22, 2021 · original
    Hi, I’m Sarah. I used to do a bit of comedy back in the day; some of you might remember me holding up a psychic magazine (Chat, It’s Fate), and being snide about past lives. Now I find myself, as one of the directors of Angel Comedy, pushing for Shamanism to be included as part of The Best Medicine Festival, our mental health week. What on earth happened? Well, I did this Intro course with Dean. I wasn’t expecting much; was just interested in finding out about something I had no prior experience of. Dean started talking about different worlds, and – as a card carrying atheist – I was sceptical to say the least. And then I met my power animal, felt like I’d mainlined MDMA, and said to my boyfriend ‘shit, does that mean it’s all true then?’. He shrugged – ‘does it matter?’ Over the next few years, I started helping to build a comedy venue, training to be a therapist and having a baby – so
  11. The Best Medicine Festival
    Mar 8, 2021 · original
    A week of events exploring mental health and comedy A collaboration between Angel Comedy, Objectively Funny and Dave 23RD – 29TH MARCH 2021 On 23rd March 2021, the anniversary of the first lockdown, Angel Comedy and Objectively Funny will launch The Best Medicine Festival: a week of events exploring comedy and mental health, including online workshops, panels and performances. The past 12 months have seen a skyrocketing mental health crisis. The pandemic has left many people facing grief, anxiety and the impact of isolation on a daily basis. The Best Medicine Festival sets out to celebrate the way in which comedy can destigmatise, normalise and raise awareness of mental health issues, while also offering much needed support for comedy industry professionals. Mental Health Panel Discussion – 8pm, Tuesday 23rd March The panel will feature comedian and mental health campaigner Ruby Wax, com
  12. Learn Yourself Some Comedy!
    Jul 13, 2020 · original
    Although Angel Comedy has to remain closed, at Angel Towers we’ve been trying to think of ways to help comedians at a time when they can’t perform – and one way was this. By offering comedians a FREE space to teach. For all the courses below, all the money from ticket sales will go to the comedian. In fact you’ll pay directly to them. All of them are superb teachers and have taught with us before. And some courses are only happening as a one-off! We have courses for totally new comedians and writers and also the more experienced, to people who want to make their own sketch show, or learn to record a podcast, or musical comedy… here goes the whole list! Introduction to Clowning By LeCoq trained and a member of ‘Clowns Without Borders JONATHAN GUNNING . July 18-19. How To Be A Better Comedian – By Stand Up and Circuit Legend – JEFF INNOCENT . July 26 start. Everything But The Art – with aw
  13. Angel Comedy Writing Gym (CoVid-19 Edition)
    May 15, 2020 · original
    No lycra needed. Image source As you may know, we’ve been running free weekly comedy writing sessions at The Bill Murray for over a year now. Since lockdown, we’ve transitioned to hosting them over zoom. You can join the sessions Friday-Sunday 2PM on this link . You can find the password for the zoom in the description of our facebook group . There you will also find more information on the instructors and have an opportunity to connect with other comedy writers. The Angel Comedy Writing Gym is a free space for comedy writers and performers to sharpen their pencils and stretch their typing fingers through a series of exercises led by and experienced tutor. These are for anyone in comedy writing – whatever level – to get you motivated, writing, and also to learn new comedy writing techniques from an experienced comedy professional. It’s also a chance to write with other people if you wish
  14. A letter from the team
    Mar 18, 2020 · original
    Dear Friends, We really mean it when we say we hope this message finds you well. In light of the latest government advice on the COVID-19 outbreak, we have decided to close The Bill Murray for an initial two weeks and likely longer, depending on how the situation develops. This is a tough and uncertain time for every single one of us. Yesterday was a very long day, sorting bits out, discussing with our wonderful staff, and trying to plan. And in the middle of that whirlwind of a day we also found out we won the Chortle Best London Comedy Venue! Thank you very very much to everyone who voted for us. This, combined with the conversations we’ve had with ticket-holders, acts and staff has truly brought home just how strong and loving this community is and how lucky we are to count every single one of you as part of it. To all of you who’ve been a part of this so far, a heartfelt thank you. W
  15. Bridget Christie: Work in Progress
    Feb 27, 2020 · original
    Edinburgh Comedy Award, Rose D’or and South Bank Arts award winner, BRIDGET CHRISTIE drops in at The Bill Murray for a work-in-progress night of new material – ahead of her highly-anticipated new stand-up show. Star of her own Netflix stand-up special and award-winning Radio Four series. DATES: Wednesday, 18th March – 9:45-10:45 pm Wednesday, 1st April – 9:45-10:45 pm Wednesday, 22nd April – 9:45-10:45 pm Tuesday, 12th May – 9:45-10:45 pm Monday, 1st June – 9:45-10:45 pm Tuesday, 2nd June – 9:45-10:45 pm Tuesday, 9th June – 9:45-10:45 pm Wednesday, 10th June – 9:45-10:45 pm The post Bridget Christie: Work in Progress appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  16. I just took a DNA test, turns out I’m 100% that Nish – work in progress
    Feb 7, 2020 · original
    “You can boo, but booing’s got nothing to do with it” Bob Dylan “Man, I’ve got grown men @ing me bullshit/You’re getting way too old for the timeline” Stormzy An hour of new material from the host of the Mash Report and one of the Guardian’s Top Fifty Comedians of the 20th Century. As seen on Live at the Apollo, Taskmaster, QI and The News. Dates: Monday 23rd March – 6:45-7:45 pm – SOLD OUT Tuesday 24th March – 9:45-10:45 pm – SOLD OUT Wednesday 25th March – 6:45-7:45 pm – SOLD OUT Wednesday 25th March – 9:45-10:45 pm – SOLD OUT Thursday 26th March – 9:45-10:45 pm – SOLD OUT Friday 27th March – 6-7 pm – SOLD OUT Saturday 28th March – 3:30-4:30 pm – SOLD OUT Sunday 29th March – 4:30-5:30 pm – SOLD OUT The post I just took a DNA test, turns out I’m 100% that Nish – work in progress appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  17. Joel Dommett at The Bill Murray February 2020
    Jan 29, 2020 · original
    Friday, 31st January 2020, 6PM Thursday, 6th February 2020, 6.45PM Thursday, 13th February 2020, 6.45PM Friday, 14th February 2020 6PM Monday, 17th February 2020 8PM The post Joel Dommett at The Bill Murray February 2020 appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  18. Daniel Simonsen returns to The Bill Murray – March 2020
    Jan 28, 2020 · original
    Work in progress from Norwegian comic Daniel Simonsen. Daniel started his career in the UK where he was crowned best newcomer at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He then relocated to America and recently performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. “Exceptionally funny” Village Voice “Creepily brilliant” Faboulous Magazine “One of the most compelling voices” Independent ★★★★ Time Out ★★★★ Times ★★★★ Fest ★★★★ Skinny Monday, March 9th, 9.30PM Wednesday, March 11th, 9.45PM Friday, March 13th, 6PM The post Daniel Simonsen returns to The Bill Murray – March 2020 appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  19. Dave Hill at The Bill Murray
    Jan 13, 2020 · original
    American cult comedian Dave Hill will be performing at The Bill Murray in London in April 2020 New York City-based cult comedian Dave Hill returns to London with a show about navigating life as a Z-list celebrity who would just like to borrow his dad’s car for a bit and not hear any bullshit about how it’s not clean when he returns it. Thursday, 2nd April 2020, 18:45 Friday, 3rd April 2020, 18:00 Saturday, 4th April 2020, 17:00 The post Dave Hill at The Bill Murray appeared first on Angel Comedy Club .
  20. Comedy Masterclasses at The Bill Murray
    Dec 11, 2019 · original
    Comedy Masterclasses at the Bill Murray is a new cycle of workshops to try or refine particular skills with the guidance of an experienced voice from the comedy industry. Spaces will be limited, so make sure you book ahead. Our first season will include: Getting Into Improv: a Taster Session, Jan 19th with Sam Russell “Finest improv you’ll find in the city” – The Londonist Getting Into Stand Up: a Taster Session, Jan 26th with Francis Foster Resident MC at Angel Comedy Club and recent Eddie Izzard tour support Taking Your Show to the Next Level, Feb 2nd with John Gordillo “There’s a case to be made that John Gordillo is one of the key shapers of our modern comedy landscape.” – The Guardian Getting Into Clown: a Taster Session, Feb 7th with Zach Zucker A graduate of École Philppe Gaulier in France, Zach is an award-winning performer and producer that tours original shows worldwide. How to

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