Sindhu Vee has quietly become one of the most formidable stand-ups in the country. After swapping a career in international banking for comedy, she’s built a reputation for sharp, fearless storytelling that draws on family life, culture and the occasional clash between generations. You’ll likely recognise her from Live at the Apollo, QI, Have I Got News For You, and Would I Lie To You?, as well as her BBC Radio 4 series Sindhu Vee’s Alphabet. Her most recent tour, “Headline Act”, played to packed theatres across the UK and cemented her as one of the most distinctive voices on the circuit right now.
On stage, Sindhu is warm, commanding and brilliantly direct. She moves effortlessly between big laughs and razor-sharp observations about motherhood, marriage, identity and modern life. It’s smart, confident stand-up delivered with total authority — and the kind of set that reminds you why Sunday Service has become one of the best nights of comedy in London.

Enjoy the brilliant line up in the candle light setting. Your new favourite spot to finish the weekend in style. 
Doors 6.30 pm
Show 7.30 pm

Description

Up The Creek stands as a venerable institution within Greenwich, a cultural anchor that has shaped the landscape of UK comedy for decades. Since its inception, it has served as a crucial launchpad for countless comedic voices, establishing itself not merely as a venue, but as a vital hub for artistic development and community engagement in the performing arts.

Within its walls, a palpable energy hangs in the air, a blend of anticipation and the lingering warmth of past laughter. The main performance space, with its focused lighting, draws attention to the stage, creating an intimate yet expansive environment where every punchline resonates. The smaller studio offers a more concentrated atmosphere, ideal for burgeoning acts and focused creative sessions.

Beyond the performance areas, the venue boasts its own in-house brewery, offering a curated selection of craft beers and other libations, adding a distinct flavour to the evening's entertainment. Its location is highly accessible, a short walk from Cutty Sark DLR and Greenwich train station, with convenient parking options available.

The programming consistently features a dynamic mix of established headline acts and the freshest emerging talent, ensuring a diverse and engaging schedule throughout the week. Furthermore, its dedicated comedy school underscores its commitment to cultivating the next generation of performers, cementing its role as a cornerstone of the national comedy circuit.