Last week I was thoroughly entertained for two hours by the man that is Ross Noble, during a performance from his Nonsensory Overload tour.
Rather than try to describe the show, here's a quote from his web site 'reviews' page:
“All good comics are adept at weaving the odd heckler or late-comer into a stream of material. But I have never before seen anyone create an entire first half - about 50 minutes - from rapport with a couple of customers in the front stalls.” Daily Mail
Put it like this: a few people arrived late (I don't recommend you do that). From them came disabled Ninja warriors in wheelchairs causing grievous head injuries to a person waiting for critical medical test results, and the spectre of hooked lip poercings being used to display AlphaBeti Sphagetti . . .
If you get a chance - get tickets and go see!
And if you go see, spare some change for Rider for Health, who is is supporting.
http://www.rossnoble.co.uk/
http://www.rossnoble.co.uk/tour/
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