Comedy Plays - Stand Up - London Box Office

The Book of Mormon is a wildly entertaining, award-winning show that is as hilarious as it is heartfelt. Audiences worldwide have been captivated by this production which pushes boundaries whilst delivering laughs and unforgettable performances.

Mischief Theatre's A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong is a laugh-out-loud comedy that transforms the beloved holiday classic into a chaotic disaster filled with mishaps and mayhem. With brilliant physical comedy and unexpected twists, it's the perfect festive treat that will have you in stitches from start to finish.

A smart, funny, and provocative comedy about what money can or can't buy, Sacrilegious is directed by Andy Sandberg and written by Tom Schulman, the Academy Award-winning author of Dead Poets Society. On the holiest day of the year, an idealistic young rabbi dares to challenge the billionaire president of his congregation, questions a multi-million-dollar donation, and ignites a battle for the hearts and minds of the entire community. Don't miss this razor-sharp play about the clash between principle and power.

Amidst falling birthrates and the chaos of adulthood, two couples find themselves asking what they truly want out of life, daunted by career ambitions and brunch plans, not to mention the realities of legacy and parenthood. Raw, authentic, and movingly funny, this new play by Scott Elmegreen and Drew Fornarola explores why couples are waiting longer to have kids, or debating whether to have them at all.

In this riotously funny farce by Michael Frayn, a theatre company desperately tries to keep its disastrous production on the road, but the real drama is happening behind the scenes as doors are slammed, lines are forgotten, and egos begin unravelling. Stratford East Artistic Director Lisa Spirling directs Tameka Empson and Paterson Joseph in this tongue-in-cheek production that starts off Stratford East's highly anticipated 2027 season.

Created by Recent Cutbacks, this Fringe hit is a live, 60-minute, shot-for-shot parody of The Fellowship of the Ring, the first instalment in the best-selling, critically acclaimed Lord of the Rings franchise. Four performers use physical comedy, live sound effects, character impersonations, mime, and theatre magic to recreate Tolkien's epic fantasy story. This celebration of fandom, film, and live theatre that will appeal to Tolkien devotees and newcomers alike.

Rowan Atkinson is one of the most loved and well-known British comedians of all time, and it's been forty years since he has done a comedy sketch show in the West End. Now he returns with Rowan Live, a celebration of his extraordinary body of work. The comedy sketch show will revisit iconic characters like Mr Bean and Blackadder, feature Atkinson's famous TV sketches, and include brand new material created with his long-time collaborators. Fans of Rowan Atkinson won't want to miss this glorious medley packed with the beloved comedian's classic devilish, anarchic energy, charm, and humour.

Voted Britain's favourite play, The History Boys is returning to the West End after two decades. Alan Bennett's award-winning play follows eight schoolboys in Sheffield in the 1980s, exploring adolescence, sexuality, and the value of education with honesty and humour. Original director Nicholas Hytner returns to bring this powerful classic play to a whole new generation. Don't miss one of the nation's most beloved plays - every bit as timely and relevant to modern Britain as it was when it was first written.

This festive season, the whole family can enjoy some of the lesser-known Christmas stories of Charles Dickens, brought to you by award-winning theatre company Maybe You Like It. These previously untold festive tales are packed with Dickens' characteristic wit, imagination, unforgettable characters, and powerful, timeless lessons… not to mention a ghost or two. Get ready for fast-paced twists, haunting chills, and plenty of laughs in this spirited production that's the perfect Christmas theatrical treat.

From Briony Martha comes a Fringe First award-winning dark comedy that explores the reality of parasocial relationships in the digital age. Jenny meets her favourite actor James McAvoy in a coffee shop and embarks on a one-sided relationship where the lines between a crush and an obsession become dangerously blurred. Utterly topical and timely in the age of social media, it's a scintillating look at celebrity obsession and internet culture.

Award-winning writer and performer Adam Riches returns to the Park Theatre with an acclaimed solo show that tells the story of Captain Matthew Webb, the first person to swim the English Channel. Winner of the 2026 Edinburgh Fringe First Award, this funny, moving one-man-show celebrates the fortitude and bravery of the human spirit, with Riches' trademark blend of physical performance, character comedy and storytelling.

Award-winning writer and performer Adam Riches returns to the Park Theatre with his acclaimed solo show that tells the story of tennis legend Jimmy Connors and the biggest comeback in sporting history. Told through Riches' unique blend of physical performance, character comedy and storytelling, this fast-paced and funny one-man-show takes you deep into the mind of one of the greatest tennis players of all time.

Matthew López returns to the West End with his new play, in which a struggling Elvis impersonator undergoes a dazzling transformation into a drag queen. Filled with humour and heart, it's an uplifting story about self-discovery, friendship, and stepping outside your comfort zone, starring drag superstar Monét X Change as Tracy Mills.