Set List! Anyone Going?

This looks very cool indeed. If I was not stuck in Madrid with no money I would be there without a doupt:

Time Out says:

'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' for stand-up, in Paul Provenza's Set List comics get 30 seconds to look at a list of obscure topics and make up material about them there and then, on the spot. Some will conjure up a one-off, spectacular routine on a 'Genocide Note', others will struggle to think of something funny about 'Condom Cults'. Either way, it's one hell of a night out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkiB_aRQD3E

Anyone thinking of going? Jan 27, 28, 30 & 31 at Soho Theatre London.

I am gutted I can't go!

Have you got a link? The theatre's website shows December 2011 dates.

I hope this helps: http://www.facebook.com/events/144218345692301/

This link will help: http://sohotheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/126521934/events

Thanks, budface!

TIFFANY STEVENSON RECENTLY PERFORMED AT SET LIST! HOW ABOUT CHECKING OUT HER HOUR SHOW THIS SATURDAY!

After an amazing 2011, Finalist Tiffany Stevenson presents an hour of funny, call it her 'best bits' if you like... She has most recently been on your TV screens in Show Me The Funny and now for one night only you can see her in the flesh, smashing in the backdoor of the Leicester Square Theatre. With jokes about ageing, boyfriends, dictators, abortion, Scotland, religious fashion, cats, gussets and marriage, all the former being reasons that the latter may never happen for her.

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE: http://leicestersquaretheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/126519948/events
Sat, Jan 21 - 10pm, £12 (£10 conc)

As seen on 'The Office' and 'Never mind the Buzzcocks'

PRESS:

"She left us wanting more"
Brian Logan, The Guardian

"She is blonde, perky-eyed and unpretentious. Like Micky Flanagan, she is a classic upwardly mobile working-class Londoner.... she is clearly a rising star"
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cU8IYIGbBQg&feature=share a full length vid off Rich Hall. also going to be at Nottingham. http://www.facebook.com/events/350949238248761/ its a great show.

Quote: Bob Hicks @ January 15 2012, 11:59 PM GMT

I am gutted I can't go!

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....AND even more gutted to find out that Robin Williams was the surprise guest last night.

Set List is doing various shows around the UK and I am seriously thinking about booking a flight just so that I can catch one of these gigs...

In case you missed it, here's our interview with the founder of Set List... https://www.comedy.co.uk/live/circuit_training/paul_provenza_interview/

Going to this tomorrow. Oof!

Quote: David Bussell @ January 29 2012, 2:00 PM GMT

Going to this tomorrow. Oof!

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Nice one! I hope you have fun. I expect a full report when your hangover has cleared

Quote: Mark @ January 29 2012, 1:36 PM GMT

In case you missed it, here's our interview with the founder of Set List... https://www.comedy.co.uk/live/circuit_training/paul_provenza_interview/

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I had missed that, thanks Mark.

Its a very good interview. Paul Provenza is indeed one very cool comedy cat! I look forward to everything he does

Lets hope Showtime give the go ahead for a third season of The Green Room. Does anyone have a link or e-mail address so I can drum up support by telling Showtime to continue making this wonderful series?

I heartily recommend this as a night out - it feels like something that's going to blow up big, so get in on the ground floor for bragging rights.

All the performers did a great job - Rich Hall, Ian Stone, Richard Herring, Paul Foot and especially Rufus Hound, who I only knew previously from panel shows and had never been that enamoured with, but he really excelled here.

Last night tonight and it's sold out.

Quote: David Bussell @ January 31 2012, 9:50 AM GMT

All the performers did a great job - Rich Hall, Ian Stone, Richard Herring, Paul Foot and especially Rufus Hound

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Sounds bloody brilliant.
*bitter that she missed it*

Quote: EllieJP @ January 31 2012, 12:18 PM GMT

Last night tonight and it's sold out.

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There are more shows being done around the UK so you could still catch this somewhere if you are quick.

I just knew this would be my cup of tea. It has that anarchic quality that I just love to see in live comedy.

You guys should check out "Spank! - You Love It!" - Its a great comedy showcase and needs to be seen to be believed:

http://www.spankcomedy.com/index.htm

They do shows in the basement bar of The Albany and at the Edinburgh Festival each year. I will never forget the time I saw a little person get T-Bagged on stage - the majority of the audience stood up to try and capture the moment with their camera-phones - it was bizarre and very funny. I have seen many Spank! shows and it has always been a fantastic night out.