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Review: Ross Noble
There were occasional retreats from unpromising avenues but, with the audience obviously wanting to go with the flow and see what emerged, he could spin some rich thread from the most negligible starting material.
The Bristol Post, 9th February 2015Review: Ross Noble in hilariously chaotic form
Nearly three hours spent exploring the mind of comedian Ross Noble can be a scary prospect for some people given you never quite know what the loveable Geordie comedian is going to blurt out.
Patrick Daly, Plymouth Herald, 9th February 2015Interview: Ross Noble
Surreal stand-up comedian Ross Noble will be getting up close and personal with audience members in Northampton when he takes his latest tour, Tangentleman, to the Royal & Derngate next week.
Francesca Gosling, Northamptonshire Telegraph, 7th February 2015Ross Noble interview
"None of it is scripted," he says. "You can't do that with improvised stuff. I talk to the audience at the start and there is always something that they say that I can take on and that reminds me of something."
Plymouth Herald, 6th February 2015When is a stage too high for stand-up?
Jim Davidson, who suffers from vertigo 'a bit', refuses to perform from an elevated height, while Ross Noble improvises gags from a similar position
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 3rd February 2015Ross Noble review
If nothing of consequence comes of Ross Noble's flights of fancy, it's impressive to watch his streams of nonsense.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 2nd February 2015Ross Noble interview
When Ross Noble takes to the stage he has no more of an idea what he's going to say than the bloke in row Q. He just wings it. The result is invariably a bizarre, ludicrous and hilarious evening of Noble's cheerfully twisted psyche, as he lurches from one surreal flight of fancy to another.
Southern Daily Echo, 23rd January 2015Comedy review: Ross Noble
No one could ever accuse Ross Noble of being predictable.
Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo, 12th December 2014Ross Noble review
The only real fault was that there was too much of a good thing. His set had already overrun when a Q&A had fans fretting about last trains.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 4th December 2014Ross Noble on his way to Liverpool for The Producers
Geordie funnyman Ross Noble is set to join fellow comedian Jason Manford in a new stage production of The Producers.
Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo, 28th November 2014