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	Ross Noble
		Ross has spent the past two years spreading his inventive and mind blowing comedy magic far and wide.
		Ross' first major tour took him to 44 venues in the UK and Ireland at the beginning of 2001 and proved a huge success.
		Ross returns to the UK on 23rd May to begin previewing material in preparation for the 2001 Edinburgh Fringe festival where he is set to appear nightly between 1 - 27 August at The Pleasance Theatre.
	www.jakartacomedyclub.com /rnoble (535 words)

	Ross Noble - Bulmers International Comedy Festival 2006 - Ross Noble - Bulmers Comedy Festival
		Noble has been performing stand-up since he was smuggled into his local comedy club at the age of 15.
		Ross Noble's comedy is in the same vein as Eddie Izzard and Noel Fielding, comedians that have so much imagination, they can take comic inspiration from anywhere and build dizzying imaginative comedic constructs to entertain their audience.
		Ross Nobel is famous for filling large chunks of his show with comedic stream of consciousness inspired by heckling from his audience.
	www.dublinks.com /index.cfm/loc/15/pt/0/spid/5081368D-A7B8-44BC-A315C836BA2EE6BB.htm (264 words)

	BBC - Radio 4 - Comedy - Ross Noble Goes Global
		Ross lands up in Shanghai, where he performs to locals, meets Buddhist monks, watches 1,000 pensioners doing t'ai chi and discovers he has an allergy to incense.
		In Singapore Ross discovers an amazing fact about the Japanese invasion of WW2, spots a monkey and realises that his hairstyle is not suited to high humidity.
		In Egypt, Ross performs in a Bedoin tent by firelight in the middle of the desert the Bedoins aren't really sure why he's there, but the amount of Bedoin tea they make him drink shows he is welcome.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio4/comedy/ross_global.shtml (450 words)

	Ross Noble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ross Noble (born 6 June 1976) is an English stand-up comedian, born in Cramlington, Northumberland.
		Noble has been performing stand-up since appearing in his local comedy club at the age of 15, despite licensing laws that prohibited him working there and forced him to leave through the kitchen.
		Noble's worldwide travels as a stand-up were the subject of his own BBC Radio 4 series Ross Noble Goes Global, produced by Danny Wallace.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ross_Noble (864 words)

	BBC - Beds, Herts and Bucks Theatre - Wycombe Swan - Ross Noble - The Noble art of stand-up
		Although best known for his outstanding live shows, Ross is a regular on BBC Radio 4 with many appearances on Just A Minute and his own acclaimed series Ross Noble Goes Global which follows his worldwide travels as a stand-up.
		Ross said: "A lot of my show is improvisation so what tends to happen is the show starts off and then it moves on, depending on what sort of mood I'm in or what I've been thinking about.
		Ross Noble is appearing at the Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe, on Saturday 8 November and Monday 1 December.
	www.bbc.co.uk /threecounties/theatre/2003/11/ross_noble_interview.shtml (598 words)

	BBC - Southampton - Going Out - Ross Noble Interview
		After a premier at the Edinburgh Festival, Ross is taking his Unrealtime show on the road off the back of appearances on TV and especially Radio 4 where his Ross Noble Goes Global series has been one the network's biggest recent comedy hits.
		Ross admitted: "I was a bit of a weird kid - I'd bring in giant sponge heads into school.
		Ross' stand-up show is two hours of his side-on look at everyday events - constantly evolving with what's going on in his head and in the world: "No matter how you're feeling, you get an injection of adrenaline just before you go on stage.
	www.bbc.co.uk /southampton/going_out/ross_noble.shtml (481 words)

	COMEDY: ROSS NOBLE Garrick Theatre London oooo9 Independent, The (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		At one point during his bravura two-and-a-half-hour show, Unrealtime, the stand-up Ross Noble compares his act to the interminable, logic-defying US TV series 24: "My name's Ross Noble, and this is the longest gig of my life." He goes on to apologise for its not being "the most linear show you'll ever see".
		Later, Noble goes off on an equally original mental jaunt when he imagines that Tony Blair, having asked Barry White to sex up a dossier about weapons of mass destruction, is shocked to come in one morning to discover the gargantuan soul singer lying next to the dossier and smoking a cigarette.
		Noble still has a low profile on television and has booked a month in the West End largely on the back of his burgeoning reputation as a live act.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_200309/ai_n12703743 (523 words)

	Ross Noble - Speakers Biography - Celebrity Speakers Limited
		Ross Noble is without a doubt the rising star of the UK comedy circuit.
		Ross has become known as a truly exciting and genuinely original performer and has received huge critical acclaim.
		Ross Noble offers audiences a truly unique experience and there is more than a touch of comic virtuosity about his performance.
	www.speakers.co.uk /csaWeb/speaker,1276 (294 words)

	comedy cv - the UK's largest collection of comedians biogs and photos
		Throughout his career Ross has concentrated on playing live, relentlessly touring his own shows and as a result has built an army of fans throughout the world.
		Ross has recently begun his third successive season in London's West End, with a month long season at The Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave.
		Ross' worldwide travels as a stand-up have been the subject of his own BBC Radio 4 series 'Ross Noble Goes Global'.
	www.comedycv.co.uk /rossnoble/index.htm (670 words)

	Scotsman.com Living - Ross Noble
		HALFWAY through the first half of Ross Noble's show at the Playhouse on Saturday night, a man in the front stood up and headed an owl directly at the comic on stage.
		Nor Noble's quick reaction in catching the owl between his knees, with scarcely a squawk.
		Noble is too much of a professional to be thrown by any random idea thrown at him.
	living.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1341522006 (676 words)

	Ross Noble: Unrealtime - Shiny Shelf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As well as screening one of Ross Noble's recent shows at London's Dominion Theatre on Saturday night, BBC2 also opted to bracket it with his appearances on 'Have I Got News For You' and 'Room 101'.
		Six years ago this line-up would have been labelled 'It's Ross Noble Night on BBC2' and a special BBC2 logo in the shape of Ross Noble would have been commissioned to mark the occasion.
		Noble's talent is to make even the largest gig feel like an evening at the pub with your funniest mate.
	www.shinyshelf.co.uk /article/sl/st/823 (675 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Ross Noble is one of the largest manufacturers of phenolic (lamicoid) plastic identification tags.
		Ross Noble also manufactures a variety of Interior Architectural Signage in Acrylic, ABS plastic, Vinyl and Aluminum.
		Ross Noble and Contemporary Industries have teamed up to extend their product lines.Contemporary Industries specializes in providing high quality promotional items.
	www.rossnoble.com (156 words)

	London Theatre Guide Ross Noble Unrealtime at Garrick 2003
		Noble is a brave comic who doesn’t shy away from hecklers, and who uses audience interaction as a major plank of his performance.
		Noble is so nice that he almost invites such bullying from the audience.
		Noble thrives on such incongruities, and his own enjoyment is infectious.
	www.londontheatre.co.uk /londontheatre/reviews/rossnoble03.htm (466 words)

	ROSS NOBLE
		"Ross Noble proves himself to be an inspiration in free-form comedy, flying by the seat of his pants perhaps, but if you want to see a comic genius at work join Noble for the flight.
		Ross had such a good time here in November with the Boston Coroner's 14 year old daughter and Sarah Jane's Teddy Bear that he insisted there be a couple Paris dates on his first major UK tour.
		Ross is known for never taking the easy option, avoiding the lure of TV light entertainment, preferring instead to concentrate on performing live and relentlessly touring the world building a loyal following and an impressive range of awards and nominations.
	www.anythingmatters.com /archives-comedy/ross_noble.htm (823 words)

	Edinburgh Festivals - Ross Noble: Unrealtime
		He’s talking about the mental leaps and bounds that made his name, about the subject twists that leave his audiences scratching their chins and about narratives that warp and mutate until their origins are as irrelevant as their internal logic.
		Noble takes what could have been a feeble joke about hip hop and turns it into a diatribe about time travel.
		Noble draws attention to his own eccentricity at irritatingly frequent junctures.
	edinburgh-festivals.com /reviews.cfm?id=852572003&keywords=Ross+Noble (438 words)

	Sheffield Uni Student Newspaper: Ross Noble
		Noble leapt on stage at 8 o’clock and almost immediately began to harass his audience.
		When I told my editor I was going to see Ross Noble she told me to write a review of the show and encourage people to see him when he comes to Sheffield City Hall on October 19 and give a flavour of what his show is all about was the brief.
		I went to the ross noble show last night in sheffield.....and to actually tell you of the things that he spoke about would be very hard.
	sheffieldbase.com /story.php?s=881&PHPSESSID=827f4b3ccb959d4a1d238d5... (751 words)

	Ross Noble
		Although just turned 30, Geordie Ross has been performing stand-up since he was smuggled in to his local comedy club at the age of 15.
		Ross chooses to rarely be seen on TV although recent appearances do include (in Australia) Channel Ten's 'Rove' and 'The Panel', ABC's 'The Glasshouse' and (in the UK) on BBC's 'Friday Night With Jonathan Ross' and 'Jack Dee Live at the Apollo.'
		Ross has also made guest appearances on BBC 1's 'Have I Got News For You' and makes regular contributions to BBC Radio 4's 'Just a Minute' and 'I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue' in the UK, and on JJJ, MMM, and NOVA in Australlia whenever he's available (and asked).
	www.rossnoble.co.uk /biography.html (1156 words)

	West End Festival 2000: Ross Noble at Jesters Comedy Club
		His career began almost eight yrs ago when as a 15yr old Ross decided that the best way to achieve his ambition to travel the world would be to "get an act together" and join the circus.
		His first gig at The Newcastle Comedy Café proved to be a big success in spite of the young performer hiding in the kitchen "due to licensing laws" prior to his performance.
		During the past few years Ross has performed with equal success throughout the UK and taken his show throughout the world to cities including.......
	www.glasgowwestend.co.uk /festival/previews/RossNoble.html (647 words)

	Ross Noble Noodlemeister - Review - www.smh.com.au
		His noodle is comically masterful and his bright comic narrative would resemble a bowl of lolly-coloured noodles if it spilled out of his brain - just like the colourful tubing that decorates the stage.
		Noble is famed for his top-gear, roller-coaster ability to blend spontaneous ramblings and prepared material.
		He may be slightly less manic (which is saying something, considering how manic he remains) and a little less the uninitiated Geordie comically triggered by every difference in a foreign land (possibly because he lives part of the year in Australia).
	www.smh.com.au /news/Review/Ross-Noble-Noodlemeister/2005/03/20/1111253882601.html (340 words)

	The Warwick Boar - Arts: Ross Noble (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Following a successful tour down under, Ross Noble has finally returned to the UK, and one can only guess at what the Aussies thought of the unintelligible northerner.
		Ross Noble's show was a case of hit and miss, with far more hits than misses.
		Ross Noble's act succeeds because it is simple and effective: no warm-up act, no expensive props or gimmicks, just Noble on stage, pure and simple.
	www.warwickboar.co.uk /core/arts/ross_noble (578 words)

	Ross Noble - Reviews - www.theage.com.au
		So don't be concerned when he spends almost the entire first half of his show discussing the careers of a couple in the front row, for he knows where he's going.
		In fact, seeing Ross Noble is about as risky as seeing Fahrenheit 9/11 at the film festival: the premise and execution may be edgy, but there's safety in numbers.
		Noble brandishes an energy and ability to improvise that is extraordinary.
	theage.com.au /news/Reviews/Ross-Noble/2005/04/04/1112489408344.html (263 words)

	Ross Noble - Bulmers Comedy Festival - Dublin - Comedy
		Ross Noble's comedy is in the same vein as Eddie Izzard and Noel Fielding, comedians that have so much imagination, they can take comic inspiration from anywhere and build dizzying imaginative comedic constructs to entertain their audience.
		Noble has built up a fearsome live reputation that has seen shows sell out in Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in a matter of minutes.
		A rising star and one of the UK's most refreshing comics, Ross Noble plays the Olympia Theatre on the 14th.
	www.dublinks.com /index.cfm/loc/15/pt/28/spid/3F155590-47F2-4637-B25516A06D5FDF5E.htm (264 words)

	Ross and Terri on triple j
		Ross Noble is teaming up with Terri Psiakis again for a triple j radio show like no other!
		When Ross brought in a box of his old clothes to give away to listeners (really), he decided that four pairs of pants should make their way around Australia and back in 'Pants Across Australia - Pants for Peace'.
		A spokesperson for the MIA, Terry Noble, said "It has been an unfortunate misunderstanding and the airport sincerely apologises to Mr Foreman." He also stated that a review of the procedures at the airport had been launched to prevent the situation arising again.
	www.triplej.net.au /rossandterri/default.htm (561 words)

	Ross Noble : Comedian Profile
		Noble has been performing stand-up since appearing in his local comedy club at the age of 15, despite licensing laws that prohibited him working there.
		Noble has also made five appearances on BBC 1's Have I Got News for You and makes regular contributions to BBC Radio 4's Just a Minute.
		In January 2005 he joined Australian comedian Terri Psiakis in co-hosting the weekday lunch shift on national radio station Triple J. Although the show was intended as a "filler" over the ratings-free summer period, the response to the duo on their website was a lot more positive than expected.
	www.comedy-zone.net /standup/comedian/n/noble-ross.htm (525 words)

	BlaggerNET » Ross Noble’s Sonic Waffle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I had never heard of Ross Noble but it was probably one of the funniest stand-ups I have ever seen in my life.
		Ross Noble, for those like me who don’t know, is a northern comedian that does shows all over the place, mainly the UK and Australia and frequents BBC Radio 4.
		I want to see a comedian that doesn’t have a script, I want to see someone that goes across the board from the slightest of things, Ross Noble has this art to perfection and nothing he says isn’t funny in some form.
	www.blaggernet.org /2005/11/28/ross-nobles-sonic-waffle (574 words)

	Ross Noble - Comedian Profile
		Ross is a former Perrier Award nominee and a Time Out award winner for best live stand-up and has either won or been nominated for practically every other sort of award going except an Oscar, but you just know that if they created an Academy Award for stand up, it would be in the bag!
		The unique trait that sets Ross apart from most comics is his unrivalled ability to improvise.
		Back now in the UK for the end of 2005, Ross has begun touring with a brand new show 'Randomist.' Initially launched around the Scottish Highlands and Islands, the tour takes in most of the UK and Ireland, ending with three performances at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane in December.
	www.paramountcomedy.co.uk /comedy/comedians/comedian.aspx?id=299 (576 words)

	Ross Noble's major new tour, Fizzy Logic, kicks off in Scotland
		Noble has spent the past 5 months (Feb – June) on tour in the Southern Hemisphere with his sell-out ‘05-‘06 show RANDOMIST where he performed 75 shows to more than 150,000 fans in Theatres throughout Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand.
		Noble is now perhaps the most successful ‘cult’ comedian of our time.
		Indeed Noble’s last tour of the UK (Randomist, Aug 05 – Nov 06), sold out pretty much everywhere, without so much as a poster being printed, testament to his massive popularity as fans return time and again and spread the good word to their friends.
	www.hi-arts.co.uk /default.aspx.locid-hianewlwt.htm (352 words)

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