Ross Noble announces three Newcastle City Hall dates on Jibber Jabber Jamboree tour

Geordie comedy legend Ross Noble has announced dates for his brand new Jibber Jabber Jamboree tour with three nights in Newcastle.

The acclaimed funnyman will play three dates at Newcastle City Hall in November 2023 on his 21st solo stand-up tour. There's also a night in Middlesbrough in March 2024, before his two final shows in Doncaster and Swindon.

Jibber Jabber Jamboree follows on from the Humournoid tour, an enormous 54-date tour that was rescheduled after the Covid pandemic and only ended earlier this year.

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Cramlington -born Noble, who spent time in Australia before returning to the region, is billed as a 'randomist'. He's also acted, with his critically-acclaimed performance as Igor in Mel Brooks’ revival of monster musical Young Frankenstein earning a five-star review from ChronicleLive in 2017 before opening in London's West End.

He's also made 22 appearances on Have I Got News For You and numerous other radio and TV programmes including Live At The Apollo , QI , Just a Minute and I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue . He even finished as runner-up in the Australian version of The Apprentice.

On what audiences can expect from his new tour, Ross said: "It will be a playful experience for young and old. Imagine watching someone create a magic carpet on an enchanted loom. Oh, hang on… magic carpets fly, that would smash the loom as it took flight. I haven’t thought that through… That’s what people can expect. Razor sharp observations on things I haven’t thought through."

For tickets, which go on sale on Thursday December 1 at 10am, to Ross Noble's O2 City Hall performance, click here. For tickets to his Middlesbrough Town Hall performance, click here.

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