Ross Noble at the Dome tomorrow night

[T soprano]

Never seen him live before but watched him on the Graham norton show a few months ago and found him very funny so I bought some tickets to tomorrow nights gig at the dome was just wondering if anyone on here has seen him live before & was he any good

 

[Nibble]

Strangely enough very engaging and entertaining when being a normal bloke without all his buffoonery. Listened to his travel series on R4 and was pleasently surprised because as a stand up he is one of the unfunniest, dullest one trick ponies on the circuit.

 

[halbpro]

Have a good number of his DVDs and they're very funny (although he can go quite long). I've seen him once in person, at the Dome I believe, and he was hilarious.

 

[T soprano]

Strangely enough very engaging and entertaining when being a normal bloke without all his buffoonery. Listened to his travel series on R4 and was pleasently surprised because as a stand up he is one of the unfunniest, dullest one trick ponies on the circuit.

Yeah not quite sure what to expect tomorrow night oh well I'm sure after sinking a few beers I'll find him hilarious

 

[Pogue Mahone]

I saw him at The Dome a couple of years ago. He was very, very funny. Never has someone gone off on so many different tangents from one stream of thought. I was in tears - not many comedians have done this to me. Enjoy yourself, he'll be worth every penny.

 

[T soprano]

I saw him at The Dome a couple of years ago. He was very, very funny. Never has someone gone off on so many different tangents from one stream of thought. I was in tears - not many comedians have done this to me. Enjoy yourself, he'll be worth every penny.

Cheers pogue , looking forward to it now

 

[Mew]

Very funny when he was at the London Apollo a couple of years ago. Funniest after the interval - I didn't know beforehand that it was the done thing to leave a gift for him on the stage. He ad-libs with whatever is left for him...

 

[Barry Izbak]

I'm going with one of my sons tomorrow. Looking forward to it

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Quick word of warning to anyone attending the Dome Concert Hall where I went to see Jon Richardson last night. Those long steel urinal type things in the bogs? They, um, how can I put this, they are NOT urinals...

 

[LamieRobertson]

like one of the posters above saw him at the dome couple of years ago...loved it...very entertaining

 

[PaoloRossiJohnson]

Saw him a couple of years ago - he is very very funny... I know it sounds corny, but I WAS literally crying with laughter!!

Got a group of friends going to see him here in Oxford on Nov 24th, so will be interested to read NSC's reviews after tomorrow night...

 

[trueblue]

I'd say he's an acquired taste although obviously in the minority! Always like him on TV but when I saw his stand-up it just left me cold. There seemed to be a lot of in-jokes aimed at his fans. Each to their own though - judging by the comments here I was just suffering temporary sense of humour failure...

 

[Barry Izbak]

mmm. 6/10
Pretty good. NOT my-sides-are-hurting-please-stop-it funny though

Looking forward to Stephen K Amos at the weekend

 

[T soprano]

mmm. 6/10
Pretty good. NOT my-sides-are-hurting-please-stop-it funny though

Looking forward to Stephen K Amos at the weekend

Really enjoyed it made funnier by the fact that the women with the crying baby & the freak that was allergic to commercial perfume was sitting right in front of us , cried with laughter a few times I'll give it 8/10

 

[Barry Izbak]

Fair play. Can you imagine taking a 3 month old baby to see Ross Noble ? Amazing

 

[T soprano]

Fair play. Can you imagine taking a 3 month old baby to see Ross Noble ? Amazing

They disappeared for the 2nd half of the show not surprised after the stick they were getting , who on earth takes a 3 month old baby to a comedy gig baffling

 

[Comedy Steve]

Ross is on sparkling form of late.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Really enjoyed it made funnier by the fact that the women with the crying baby & the freak that was allergic to commercial perfume was sitting right in front of us , cried with laughter a few times I'll give it 8/10

I wish I'd gone...the comedy festival is just too good, too many to choose from, not enough money or time to see them all. I plumped for Jon Richardson and Dara O'Briain this year. That's over £160 for the pair, now that my kids are old enough to come too.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Abandoman was genius Saturday night at the Pavillion Theatre.

 

[studio150]

Off to see Ross tonight sounds as if he is his usual self. Seen him many times always a good night.