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Downstairs at the King's Head
One of the oldest and most reverred comedy clubs in Britain.
Location: The King's Head, 2 Crouch End Hill, Crouch End, N8 8AA
Description: This comedy club is one of the oldest in Britain founded in 1981 by Huw Thomas (a lecturer in Drama at Middlesex University) and Peter Grahame (a musician/composer) both living in Crouch End.
Most modern comics have appeared here including Julian Clary, John Hegley, Paul Merton, Alexei Sayle, Robbie Coltrane, Eddie Izzard, Mark Lamarr, Ed Byrne and Jimmy Carr.
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