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Reading Fringe Festival 2015: the comedy line-up
Acts include Joey Page and Maxine Jones.
Jennie Slevin, Reading Post, 23rd April 2015Noel Fielding interview
It might be years since the end of The Mighty Boosh, but the local following that Noel Fielding earned from the surreal show will be welcoming him to this year's comedy festival.
Chris Schulz, The New Zealand Herald, 23rd April 2015In Review: Noel Fielding
At 41, Noel Fielding probably is too old to be wearing a plastic cup on his chin, however there were laughs galore and I was sad to step back into the reality of my cold Canberra night.
Erika Bacon, Canberra Times, 21st April 2015Teletubbies creator warns of funding crisis
"I worry dramatically that the tradition of good children's programme making in this country has been eroded," said Anne Wood.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 19th April 2015Noel Fielding review
To be an idea inside Noel Fielding's head must feel like being a ball in a pinball game, never knowing where you will be flicked, what you will hit or bounce off, whether you will light up the game or dribble into oblivion.
Baz Blakeney, The Herald, 16th April 2015Viewers bemusedly react to porny sounding series
Yesterday, Netflix emailed a whole bunch of people with what some might think an hysterically funny (others, not so much) suggestion for their viewing pleasure -- a little show called Scrotal Recall.
Cindy Davis, Pajiba, 16th April 2015Victoria Wood on the prospects of finding love
The 61-year-old dinnerladies star - who split from magician husband Geoffrey Durham, aka The Great Soprendo, in 2002 is currently single.
Hannah Hope, The Mirror, 16th April 2015Noel Fielding on going solo and The Mighty Boosh
As the British comedian brings his madcap stage show to Australia, he raises the possibility of a film version of his surrealist TV comedy The Mighty Boosh.
Oliver Milman, The Guardian, 13th April 2015Life according to Caitlin Moran
When it comes to life, Caitlin Moran is on a one-woman mission to re-write the rules.
Susan Swarbrick, Glasgow Evening Times, 10th April 2015Noel Fielding interview
Raised in South London by parents with a fondness for Frank Zappa and Hawkwind albums, Noel Fielding's magical view of the world was formed in part by childhood TV shows like The Banana Splits and, later, art school. Subsequent co-creation The Mighty Boosh catapulted the 41-year-old to uber art-comedy stardom, while his team captainship on Never Mind the Buzzcocks mesmerised BBC viewers with glam-inspired outfits, charm and wit. With his surreal Hawaiian coffee shop-set TV series Luxury Comedy now concluded, Fielding has returned to stand-up, and he's bringing his solo show, An Evening with Noel Fielding, to Australia this month.
Robyn Doreian, Rolling Stone, 10th April 2015