Wed 24 September 2025 6:30pm - 11:00pm

All Jokes Aside - Comedy Show

at The Gantry London, Curio Collection by Hilton

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If you're looking for a comedy night that speaks your language….this is it. Mindset Manage and Jaw Management brings you “All Jokes Aside” - the midweek pick-me-up, now bringing the amazing vibes to East London for the first time.

This isn’t your average comedy night, it’s grown, it’s soulful, and it’s full of the kind of laughter that feels like a catch-up with old friends. The night blends laugh-out-loud entertainment with a relaxed and social atmosphere.

All Jokes Aside works on purposely making the night cool, chilled and like family so anyone can come down and fit right in.

Please note that the artists appearing may be subject to change.

Kyrah Gray

South London born and raised, Kyrah began her comedy career in 2019 during her last year of University. Her rise on the comedy circuit has been impactful, securing impressive gigs at clubs up and down the country

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Chantel Nash

Chantel Nash started performing stand-up comedy half way through 2022 and has been gradually clawing her way onto the open mic and black comedy circuits, having already shared the stage with some of her comedy heroes including Kerry Godliman, Slim, Laura Smyth and Kane Brown. Her effortless charm is winning over audiences one postcode at a time, and she has won regional heats and reached the finals of both the So You Think You’re Funny and BBC New Act competitions this year. Chantel made her first audio debut on Mo Gilligan’s Spotlight on Audible, and this autumn she joins the tour of Mo Gilligan and Friends – the Black British Takeover at the Eventim Apollo in London.

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Travis Jay

Travis Jay burst onto the comedy scene in 2009, after being inspired by Kojo's Comedy Funhouse. He's continued to go from strength to strength performing in many venues across the country including The Comedy Store, Comedy Cafe, The Barbican, Hackney Empire and The Shaw Theatre. Drawing on observations on life for his material, his influences are the likes of Bernie Mac, Dane Cook, John Bishop, Kat Williams and Dave Chapelle. He has previously warmed up for Ava Vidal at Soho Theatre and Angie Le Mar - his mother! - at the Barbican.

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