
Ross Noble: Cranium Of Curiosities
Leas Cliff Hall in FolkestoneSun, Feb 28, 2027 · 08:00 PM
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Ross Noble: Cranium Of Curiosities is a Arts & Theatre / Comedy / Comedy event at Leas Cliff Hall in Folkestone.
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Ross Noble brings his famously improvised and surreal stand-up to Canterbury. Known for his stream-of-consciousness delivery and spontaneous tangents, Noble builds entire shows around audience interactions and his own whimsical ideas—like the proper way to serve double-header ice cream or the mechanics of an owl neck detection device. His performances are a masterclass in randomist comedy, where no two shows are ever the same.
Noble has been a fixture of British comedy since the late 1990s, earning a Perrier Award nomination and a Time Out award for his Edinburgh Fringe shows. He has toured extensively in the UK and Australia, and his 2003 show *Unrealtime* was the best-selling at the Edinburgh Fringe before a sold-out West End run. This Canterbury date is part of his latest tour, promising an evening of unpredictable, laugh-out-loud storytelling.
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- The show is entirely improvised; expect the unexpected.
- Noble often interacts with the audience, so be ready for spontaneous conversations.
- Arrive early to secure good seats; the venue may have limited capacity.
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What is Ross Noble's comedy style?
His stand-up is largely improvised and surreal, with a stream-of-consciousness delivery. He often builds routines around audience interactions and his own whimsical tangents.
Has Ross Noble won any awards?
He won a Time Out award in 2000 for his Edinburgh Fringe show *Chickenmaster* and was nominated for a Perrier Award in 1999 for *Laser Boy*.
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Leas Cliff Hall in Folkestone
Leas Cliff Hall in Folkestone, Canterbury
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Ross Noble
Ross Markham Noble is an English stand-up comedian and actor.More
Noble rose to mainstream popularity through making appearances on British television, particularly interviews and on panel shows such as Have I Got News for You. He has also released DVDs of several of his tours.
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