One of London's longest running comic outings, NewsRevue started out way back in 1979. The premise is simple; two boys and two girls take to the stage for a satirical look at the week's news. The formula's been done before and since (Weekending, That was the Week That Was and Have I Got News for You etc), but Newsrevue is live four nights a week. Its staying power is testament to the excellent writing and talented performers. The topical nature of the show and ever-changing carousel of performers and writers has meant it has stayed really fresh. The venue is fantastic too; the Canal Cafe Theatre sits atop The Bridge House, a delightful pub bang in the middle of the canals and barges of Little Venice.
Jason's Trip
Canal Boat from Little Venice to Camden
We love this slightly quirky tour down the Regent's Canal aboard 100-year-old canal boat Jason, originally a... More
Newsrevue
Thursdays to Sundays
One of London’s longest-running comic outings, Newsrevue started out way back in 1979. The premise is simple; two boys and two girls mount the... More
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One of London's longest running comic outings, NewsRevue started out way back in 1979. The premise is simple; two boys and two girls take to the stage for a satirical look at the week's news. The formula's been done before and since (Weekending, That was the Week That Was and Have I Got News for You etc), but Newsrevue is live four nights a week. Its staying power is testament to the excellent writing and talented performers. The topical nature of the show and ever-changing carousel of performers and writers has meant it has stayed really fresh. The venue is fantastic too; the 
