Where the concierge points people first
- Cosmic Comedy Club Berlin — A dedicated comedy club rather than a back room of a bar, with English-language stand-up on most nights it opens. Check the listing for the evening's format, from showcase to open mic. (52.5297, 13.4100)
- Chuckleheads — One of the longer-running names in Berlin's English stand-up scene, putting on shows with local comics and touring guests. Good for a first taste of how the expat circuit sounds. (52.4808, 13.4276)
- Die Göre - Berlin Friedrichshain — A Friedrichshain bar that hosts live nights including comedy. Low-key, local and cheap, with the show as the reason to stay for another drink. (52.5183, 13.4400)
The rest of the comedy clubs in Berlin — every one we hold
- Chips Und Kaviar Comedy (52.5238, 13.3861)
- Comedy Studio (52.5382, 13.4126)
- Concepts Of Doing (52.5509, 13.4492)
- East-West Comedy (52.4900, 13.4260)
- Frikin’ Comedy (52.5436, 13.4244)
- Go West Comedy (52.4881, 13.3678)
- Kabarett Charly M. (52.5166, 13.4512)
- Karakas (52.4992, 13.3674)
- Laughing Spree Comedy (52.5033, 13.4444)
- Le Chat Noir (52.4989, 13.3513)
- Mad Monkey Room - Comedy Berlin | Comedy Club (52.5411, 13.4128)
- Punch L!Ne Club Berlin (52.5073, 13.3723)
- St. Comedy (52.5005, 13.4066)
- The Wall Comedy (52.5110, 13.4614)
Free entry often means pay at the end
Berlin's large international population has built an English-language comedy scene of real size, with open mics and showcases across Kreuzberg, Neukölln, Friedrichshain and Prenzlauer Berg most nights of the week. Many of these nights are free to enter and run on a hat at the end: pay what you think the show was worth, and bring cash. German-language Kabarett is a different form, sharper and more political than stand-up, and it assumes fluent German and a fair grip on current affairs.
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