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Overview

We are London's finest floating comedy club on the River Thames, with great views of The London Eye, Big Ben and the Houses Of Parliament. Our venue The Tattershall Castle has a floating beer garden on the top deck, restaurant and an intimate air conditioned room perfect for comedy. We have been running shows for 22 years and hold a TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Award. Previous acts include Micky Flanagan, Michael McIntyre, Sarah Millican, Jack Whitehall, Romesh Ranganathan, Sarah Silverman, Rosie Jones, Joe Lycett and many more. We pride ourselves on customer service with allocated seating so you can enjoy the show with friends and love to help celebrate special occasions such as birthdays. Friday and Saturday shows include an after show nightclub until 2am!

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Meeting point

Tattershall Castle, Victoria Embankment, London, SW1A 2HR, United Kingdom

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Itinerary

1. The Boat Show Comedy Club

London's Finest Floating Comedy Club, join us at The Tattershall Castle for laughs while floating on the Thames! Enjoy spectacular views of London before the show in London’s floating beer garden, before enjoying top class comedy followed by Nightclub until 2am. Each show is packed with the TV faces, the best of the UK comedy circuit and rising stars, all brought to you by our team with 22 years experience of making unforgettable nights out. Doors open at 7pm, The show starts at 8pm. We strongly recommend arriving before 7.30pm to get seated and get a drink before the show. On Friday and Saturday nights after the show the Boat Show Comedy Club turns into a nightclub until 2am with free entry for customers. Please note Tuesday and Sunday shows do not have a nightclub. 'Guaranteed to book the best' The Sunday Times 'Glitzier than your average night of stand-up' The Evening Standard