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Ross Noble is set to return to UK theatres in 2023/2024 with his brand new, 53-date stand-up tour Jibber Jabber Jamboree.
Ross Noble has launched his daily interactive Instagram livestream show Lockdown Lounge.
Every day at 11am Noble hosts his surreal interactive live show from his homemade bunker surrounded by everything he needs for a zombie apocalypse. Lockdown Lounge is part public information broadcast, variety show, chat show, game show and anything else he decides to throw into the mix.
Following his 2018 tour ‘El Hablador’ comedy legend Ross Noble has announced he is returning to stages across the UK for a spring 2020 tour of his brand-new show Humournoid. The 36-date tour will see him perform at the London Palladium (3rd May 2020) and across three nights at Newcastle City Hall (21st- 23rd May 2020). Tickets go on general sale this Thursday 6th June.
Ross Noble, Fern Brady and Miles Jupp have been added to the line-up of the Bristol Comedy Garden, which takes place in Queen Square from June 6 - 10.
The Geordie comedian, recently seen in the West End of London in Young Frankenstein, will be performing a special Sunday afternoon show in the Big Top. He will be supported by Miles Jupp and the fast-rising, lightning-quick Fern Brady. Rabble-rousing Irishman Andrew Maxwell rounds off the line-up.
Ross Noble has won Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for his role as Igor in Young Frankenstein at the eighteenth What's On Stage Awards.
Noble played Igor in the West End run of the musical based on the Mel Brooks movie.
Pictured: Noble as Igor and Hadley Fraser as Frederick Frankenstein. Picture by Manuel Harlan.
Other winners included Olivia Colman and David Tennant.
Full results below. Winners in bold.
Ross Noble has announced a new tour for 2018.
Following an Australian tour his 67-date El Hablador tour will start in Glasgow on September 9. It currently finishes on December 8 in Middlesbrough and includes two nights at the London Palladium in November 2018.
Adam Hills, Ross Noble, Sara Pascoe and Greg Davies are among the stars playing this year's Bristol Comedy Garden, which takes place in Queen Square from June 14 - 18.
Further big names playing the big top are Nina Conti, Joe Lycett, Rich Hall, David O'Doherty, Mark Watson, Tim Key, Kerry Godliman and Stewart Francis.
The Bristol Comedy Garden, now in its sixth year, has established itself as the place to see unbeatable comedy performances in a full-on festival setting.
Never mind Bros asking “when will I be famous?” Jason Manford was pretty sure he would be famous two decades ago. Manford has posted on Facebook a picture of a note that he sent as a teenager to a classmate that he had a crush on back in November 1996. It says: “To Carly, luv Jason M…I will be famous one day soon so don’t lose this!” She didn't – she recently contacted him and showed him it.
At one point during Ross Noble’s gig he pointed out something important: “I am contractually obliged to follow an idea as far as it will go.” Suddenly everything made sense. Noble’s brain is simply hardwired to channel maximum lunacy.
Ross Noble has extended his 15th stand-up comedy tour, Brain Dump, due to popular demand. He will now play a further 21 dates throughout January and February next year, taking his tour to a total of 80 dates. These new dates will go on sale from Friday 30th September.
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