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A satirical line-up gathers for this fundraiser for the Salone Arts Centre. Passionate agitprop veteran Thomas is joined by fellow old school rabble rouser Mark Steel and irate young turk Josie Long. Stalwart poet John Hegley and musical comedian Isy Suttie bring some welcome whimsy to the party.
Tonight, Bloomsbury Theatre, WC1
(020 7388 8822, thebloomsbury.com)

Alan Carr
Getting back to his standup roots, Carr is a natural storyteller. His topics break no new ground, but when tackling Simon Cowell, Coach Trip and vajazzling he packs in plenty of pithy punchlines.
Tomorrow & Sun, O2 Arena, SE10
(0844 815 0815, ticketmaster.co.uk)

Daniel Sloss
Rising star Sloss has written for Frankie Boyle, but don't let that put you off. Now in his twenties, he is moving away from his smut-and-schooldays material towards a more mature worldview. In spite of his boy band looks there's a sharp mind at work under that fringe.
Sun, Leicester Square Theatre, WC2
(0844 847 2475, leicestersquaretheatre.com)