Gay London Cabaret and Entertainment

The Queer Comedy Club is the city's go-to destination for top-notch LGBTQ+ comedy. With a stellar Google rating of 5, this club is renowned for its inclusive atmosphere and diverse lineup of comedic talent.

The club offers a mix of big-name TV regulars, circuit regulars, and rising stars in the comedy world. Whether you're in for one of their famed free 'Raw' nights or a ticketed event, the club promises an evening full of laughter and joy in a safe, welcoming space.

For more details, event bookings, or membership inquiries, visit their official website

Located in-between Soho and Covent is The Phoenix Arts Club. It's been entertaining entertainers for over thirty years. This is a favoured haunt of actors and theatrical types, although you don't have to be a thespian to visit. This is one of the most charming bars in central London and it's very gay-popular.

This bar was the original dressing and rehearsal rooms of The Phoenix Theatre. Laurence Olivier made his theatre debut Noel Coward's "Private Lives" in the 1930s. This place is steeped in history. Stars from the West End often take the mic and perform. There's a small cabaret area at the back.

Located in Embankment a short walk from Tower Hill station, Proud Cabaret is a performance venue with a 1920s vibe. It hosts a lot of drag performances. Some of the drag shows feature burlesque dancers. As well at the cabaret and bar, it also has a restaurant.

If you're looking for a night of raucous, risque fun then this is a good bet. The shows are always entertaining. Proud Cabaret also has a venue in Brighton.