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King Gong Open-Mic Night at The Comedy Store
The Comedy Store in LondonMon, Jan 25, 2027 · 08:00 PM
Overview
Overview
King Gong (World Famous Open-Mic Night!) - Monday 25th January is a Arts & Theatre / Theatre / Comedy event at The Comedy Store in London.
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King Gong is London's world-famous open-mic night, where aspiring comedians take the stage for a shot at glory—or the dreaded gong. Held at The Comedy Store, the iconic venue in the heart of the West End, this Monday night institution has launched countless careers.
Attendees can expect a raw, unpredictable atmosphere as newcomers and seasoned pros alike test fresh material. The audience plays a key role, voting with applause—or silence—as the host keeps the energy high. It's a must for comedy fans wanting to see tomorrow's stars today.
Whether you're a performer or a spectator, King Gong offers an authentic slice of London's stand-up scene. The historic setting and electric crowd make every night unique, with surprises guaranteed from the moment the first comic steps up.
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Good to know
- Arrive early to secure a good seat, as the show often sells out.
- If you want to perform, sign up on the night—slots are limited.
- The Comedy Store is located in London's West End, easily accessible by tube.
Frequently asked questions
Can anyone perform at King Gong?
Yes, it's an open-mic night. Sign up on the night for a chance to perform.
What happens if the gong is sounded?
If the audience doesn't like a performance, the host may sound the gong to end the act early.
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The Comedy Store is a comedy club located in Soho, London, England. It was opened in 1979 by Don Ward and Peter Rosengard.
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