COMEDY

Since the 7th January 2008 The Good Ship Comedy Club (previously The Porthole Comedy Club)has been bringing the best in stand up to Kilburn every single Monday. Having become something of a local phenomenon, this award winning comedy club consistently sells out. Due to popular demand please email comedy@thegoodship.co.uk, to be put on the reserve list and guarantee entry. Tickets are just Ł4 each on the door. We also advise people to arrive by 8 o'clock to avoid standing room only. Doors from 6pm and happy hour at the bar until 7pm. Acts start at 830pm sharp.

On 24th February 2009 The Porthole at The Good Ship was voted the best small comedy club in London, congratulations to James and all for quite an achievement. Chortle Awards 2009

Monday July 26th 2010
Addy Van De Borgh
"Fantastic. I've seen a lot of comedy and this is the real thing" The Evening Standard
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Joe Bor
"Bor has a convincing natural stage presence and comedic skill that keeps even the most stubborn audience members happy throughout his set." Three Weeks ”

Monday August 2nd 2010
Trevor Lock
‘Strangely charming and irresistible. Utterly improbable, absolutely entertaining’ The Independent. ‘Trevor Lock is bloody brilliant. Don't even try and categorise his unique brand of humour - just allow his bizarre anecdotes, peculiar remarks and surreal outlooks to cause an involuntary release of comedy-fuelled urine.’ Ben From The North...
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Iszi Lawrence
'Scarily young, she has massive potential to go further with strong material and a confident on-stage presence.' Kumquat Comedy 2007 'Manages to be both intelligent and silly - a winning combination' Jo Caulfield 2009
Darshan Sanghrajka
‘A charming performer with some frighteningly good material’ Dan Antopolski
Claire Stroud
‘Never disappoints, a well constructed, funny set, can bring round any crowd’ Barbie Stand-Up ”
Toby Muresianu
‘Never disappoints, a well constructed, funny set, can bring round any crowd’ Barbie Stand-Up ”

Monday August 9th 2010
PHILBERTO
‘A must see’ The Mirror
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Liam Mullone
‘Somewhere in the shaded Venn diagram overlap between Eddie Izzard and Dylan Moran lies the careworn, haphazard comedy of Liam Mullone.’ Chortle
Jamie Glassman (Tony Izzet)
Character comedian Jamie Glassman brings new character Tony Izzet to life. Having worked extensively with Sacha Baron Cohen and a 10 part series on BBC3 as Britain’s Best Mates, this guy knows character comedy.
Danny Steele
Not in fact the wrestler of the same name but instead a bloomin brilliant up and coming comedian ”

Monday August 16th 2010
Dougie Dunlop
‘Effortlessly funny’ according to the Comedy gods at Chortle, and The Scotsman (newspaper) saw Dougie ‘Charming punters with his blend of mimicry and observational humour’
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David Baker
International man of mirth David is back in the UK after storming the comedy scene in New York and Toronto
Ione Harding
Fabulous comedian and songstress making waves on the comedy circuit
David Bibby
Brilliant new act earning a reputation for 'tearing up the room', bringing charisma and natural comedy energy to the room ”

Monday August 23rd 2010
Zoe Lyons
‘Such densely packed and consistently funny material..beautifully paced and very, very funny’ Chortle
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Alex Maple
‘Raw talent... punchy gags’ The List
Taff Khaliq
Rising star of the open mic circuit “Taff is utterly unique... and bloody funny too” James Everett
Matt Hatdock - Dog Poet
Writer for Rufus Hound and generally brilliant comedy poet. Beat that, deconstructionist comedy lovers! ”

Monday August 30th 2010
Stephen Grant
‘Brilliant.. will have you chuckling to yourself for hours afterwards’ The Scotsman
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Catie Wilkins
‘Her relaxed and polished reflections are genuinely clever and well crafted...the mark of a good comic’ Maddog Magazine
Mike O Donovan
Aussie comic now resident in the UK he is ‘brilliantly funny’ according to TimeOut.
Kishore Nayar
‘Slick...conversational stand up told expertly well’ Chortle ”