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Encyclopedia > The Comedy Store Players

The Comedy Store Players is a goup of improvising comedy performers known for their performances at The Comedy Store in London.


The group first came into being in October 1985. Several of The Comedy Store Players appeared on the Channel 4 comedy game show Whose Line Is It Anyway?.



Members of the group have included

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