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London diary: Marcus Brigstocke and Phil Jupitus at the Laughing Boy Comedy Club
14th Jul 2012 11:59am | By Editor
Marcus Brigstocke and Phil Jupitus head on down to this sub-London Bridge comedy club for previews of their Edinburgh shows.
Quickly establishing itself as one of the best comedy nights out there, it has other special guests lined up, too, so don’t miss out. Unless you don’t like laughing, that is.
£10, July 19. 7pm
Relay@Cable, SE1 3JW
Tube | London Bridge
laughingboycomedyclub.com
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