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Why Ross Noble won't panic over political correctness
"There's this idea that political correctness has gone too far, that everyone's having to be incredibly guarded about what they're saying and that the world's gone mad," he says. "But actually, it's more to do with the fact that, with social media, people have only had a voice for a very short time."
Jim Schembri, Herald Sun, 29th March 2019The second part of this profile of the 76-year-old comedian sees him back in Scotland, meeting locals for selfies, reflecting on his first trade as a "useless" welder and assessing the paradoxical character of his native country. Ross Noble, Sharleen Spiteri and Micky Flanagan contribute.
David Stubbs, The Guardian, 4th January 2019Ross Noble: El Hablador review
It may be impossible to discipline Noble without losing his mischievous essence, but El Hablador could nevertheless be tightened a little more than this.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 9th November 2018Comedy review: Ross Noble: El Hablador
Regrettably, additional audience interjections prevent him finishing on his planned big laugh. And he needs to extend his set to regain momentum, making the show feel slightly too long, proving that you can have too much of a good thing.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 6th November 2018Dave's Advent Calendar to include 24 comedy shorts
Channel Dave is to broadcast a new 2 minute comedy short across the first 24 days in December. Stars include Ed Gamble, Nick Helm, Rachel Parris, Kerry Godliman, Romesh Ranganathan and Zoe Lyons.
British Comedy Guide, 24th October 2018Ross Noble interview
North Eastern comic Ross Noble knows how to make an entrance.
Charles Hutchinson, The York Press, 17th October 2018Ross Noble, Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury - review
Geordie comic Ross Noble returned to Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury this week bringing his random and eccentric tales to the stage.
Nathan Rowden, The Shropshire Star, 21st September 2018Ross Noble plans to keep on working, even when he is 92
The Cramlington-born comic, presenter and actor is heading to Newcastle this autumn on his latest tour.
Ben Williams, Newcastle Chronicle, 20th July 2018How Ross Noble responded to awkward moment on stage
"Why the f**k are you on your phone!?" yells Ross Noble at a startled chap sitting in the front row, halfway through his Bristol Comedy Garden set on Sunday afternoon. The man stops and turns to Nobel to tell him that he's just been informed his father has collapsed. Uh oh.
Robin Murray, The Bristol Post, 11th June 2018Ross Noble, comedian: Q&A
Interview with Ross Noble.
Cathy Osmand, The Australian, 6th April 2018