The Angry Russian attended the Chap Olympiad, an event that rekindled his past perception of England being a refined, elegant place. Check out his musings on how the real and imagined UK clash in his mind.

Michele Martinelli isn’t a fan of musicals but he was a little seduced by the puppets of Avenue Q.

Burlesque classes and a fancy night out is what is expected at the Wam Bam Club, a spicy show at Café de Paris. Perfect for a sexy evening with the girls.

Soho Comedy Club will play host to controversial political comedian Abie Philbin Bowman on Friday night. He has performed in Pakistan and been denounced by right wing Unionist politicians in Northern Ireland – definitely worth the trip.

At the First Pint, we were a little curious about burlesque shows. So we sent our correspondent, Sonia Shah, to sample some delights.

Having read several Angry Russian rants, isn’t it about time you experience the culture he so loves dissecting (and ridiculing)? Wait no more. The Angry Russian has teamed up with several friends to create a festival of art, cinema, music, comedy and (of course) vodka, opening in London on 22 April.

Britain’s uniquely baffling sense of humour leaves the world confused but amused and here’s a closer look at how and why.

Who says there is nothing to laugh about in these hard times? Check out this free comedy show in Central London.

Always on the lookout for new and wallet-friendly ways to enjoy London, The First Pint sent Michele Martinelli to check out Lee Hurst’s comedy club.

In a cultural beacon such as London, you’re guaranteed to find great entertainment—here’s how to enjoy it on a student’s budget.