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Why Just a Minute hides a far more ruthless reality
Just A Minute has become one of the nation's most beloved radio shows -- but it began as a classroom humiliation, inflicted on daydreamers by a history teacher at Sherborne School in the Thirties.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 1st December 2017Billy Connolly at 75 - comedians pay tribute
Billy Connolly at 75: Eddie Izzard, Armando Iannucci and more salute 'Beatles of comedy'.
Ben Williams, The Guardian, 24th November 2017Preview - QI: Odorous and Odious
This is an fun episode as far as I'm concerned because you can see me in the audience, although I am wearing a mask for most of the time, as Alan sits among the audience in order to try and fool a sniffer dog. But I am behind him and my face is on for just a second.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 24th November 2017Ross Noble announces 2018 tour
Ross Noble will tour the UK between September and December 2018 with new stand-up show El Hablador.
British Comedy Guide, 8th November 2017Review: Young Frankenstein, (Garrick Theatre)
It's definitely a midweek show, rather than a weekend blockbuster, and probably not for the faint hearted (or the politically correct), as it's quite crude and full of euphemisms (what's not to like?), although it does have a moral. That said, Young Frankenstein is an evening of harmless fun that warrants its standing ovation.
Michaela Clement-Hayes, West End Wilma, 16th October 2017Live review: Young Frankenstein, Garrick Theatre, WC2
If you are going to see Young Frankenstein please leave your political correctness antennae in the cloakroom. I counted three gags about breasts in the first fifteen minutes and the rest of the show is positively peppered with the kind of smutty humour that makes the Carry On films seems like Chekhov. And yet somehow this doesn't matter. In this age of triggers and safe spaces it feels a bit old school to say this, but you'll probably be laughing too much to care.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 13th October 2017Young Frankenstein at Garrick Theatre review
When a stage adaptation of a Mel Brooks film receives the blessing of the legend himself, there is little doubt that it will be a big hit.
Mersa Auda, The Upcoming, 12th October 2017Review: Young Frankenstein
This is a wonderful night out, frequently reaching that all too rare comic plateau where it becomes literally impossible to stop laughing. A triumph.
Alun Hood, What's On Stage, 10th October 2017Ross Noble interview
Working with comedy legend Mel Brooks on the West End production of Young Frankenstein is a dream come true for Ross Noble.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 27th September 2017Ross Noble excited by Young Frankenstein role
Northumberland-born funnyman Ross Noble says he is perfect for Mel Brooks' stage version of Young Frankenstein stage - because he brings his "own hump".
BBC, 24th August 2017