British Comedy Guide
Rob Newman
Rob Newman

Rob Newman

  • 60 years old
  • British
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

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Rob Newman interview

Rob Newman describes his New Theory of Evolution and the damage Dawkins has done to Darwin.

Steven MacKenzie, The Big Issue, 10th September 2013

Rob Newman's rules of the road

Rob Newman's three tips for touring.

Rob Newman, Chortle, 3rd September 2013

Review - Rob Newman's New Theory of Evolution

The curious and ambitious mind of Rob Newman has conjured up another live show, which is currently more like a lecture than a comedy show.

Pete Kelly, London Is Funny, 29th May 2013

Robert Newman - review

"I know what you're thinking," says Rob Newman, introducing another riff on genetics, social Darwinism and the high-water mark of free-market capitalism: "Rob, if we'd wanted that, we'd go to Jongleurs."

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 23rd May 2013

Review - Rob Newman, Little Angel Theatre

This show's not quite rock 'n' roll, but I like it.

Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 23rd May 2013

Comedy gold: Rob Newman's History of Oil

If you lean left already, or can pry your mind open for three quarters of an hour, then this is the place to sample agitcom.

Leo Benedictus, The Guardian, 3rd May 2013

Preview: The Week Ahead April 22 - 28

Previews of Rob Newman, Andy Zaltzman and Chris Ramsey.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 22nd April 2013

Top 20 comedy shows in London - January

Featuring Sean Lock, Adam Riches, Rob Newman, Al Murray, Phill Jupitus, Baconface, Mark Thomas, the Improvathon and more...

London Is Funny, 6th January 2013

Sean Lock: Twitter is for sad, needy people

Comedian Sean Lock, 48, started his career in the early 1990s and toured with Rob Newman and David Baddiel. He appears regularly on comedy panel shows Argumental and QI and is a team captain on 8 Out Of 10 Cats. He's currently on a British tour.

Andrew Williams, Metro, 23rd November 2010

Rob Newman - Blast from the past

After a 14-year absence, comedian Rob Newman returns to our screens with The History of the World Backwards. What took him so long, asks Leo Benedictus.

Leo Benedictus, The Guardian, 29th October 2007

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