
The Secret Comedy Club Tuesdays (also known as 'See You Next Tuesday') is a long-running open-mic night at Artista, Brighton. Up to 15 comedians perform 5-minute sets of new material in an intimate, no-heckling environment.
The upcoming Tuesday, 3rd March, sees another session of The Secret Comedy Club Tuesdays at Artista, tucked away in 42 Brighton Square. Known locally as 'See You Next Tuesday', this night has become a staple for the city's comedy scene, functioning as an open-mic and new-material space. The setup is straightforward: up to 15 comedians take to the stage, each with a five-minute slot to trial their latest ideas. The mix of performers is quite broad, ranging from those just starting out to established professionals and even the occasional TV regular who might drop in to test a set before a tour. Because it is a testing ground, the atmosphere is geared towards experimentation rather than a polished final product.
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The evening is structured to move quickly, with doors opening at 19:00 and the first act starting at 20:00. It is worth noting that this is an 18+ event, reflecting the uncensored and unpredictable nature of the comedy being developed. One of the defining features of the night at Artista is the strict no-heckling policy, which is enforced to maintain an intimate environment where comedians can focus on their timing. For those on stage, the night often serves as a scouting platform for the Brighton Fringe Festival. Comedians interested in performing have to arrange their slots well in advance, as the club does not take walk-ins for the lineup on the night itself.
In terms of getting in, tickets are generally priced between £5.50 and £6.50. While there is sometimes space for walk-ups, the venue’s size means booking online beforehand is usually the safer bet. The lineup changes every week, so the experience depends entirely on who is showing up to work on their material that particular night. It is a low-key way to see the mechanics of comedy in Brighton, providing a look at how jokes are built and refined in a small, independent setting before they eventually make it to larger stages or festivals.










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