Tag Archives | Ross Noble

Hamilton receives a recording-breaking 13 nominations in Olivier Awards 2018

Smash hit musical Hamilton predictably leads the field with a record-breaking 13 nominations for this year’s Olivier Awards, overtaking previous joint record holders: last year’s The Cursed Child and 2008’s Hairspray with 11 nominations. Announced today by Elaine Paige and Alexandra Burke, the nominees for the 2018 Olivier Awards with Mastercard recognised a number of […]

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WhatsOnStage Awards 2018 – 42nd Street and Everybody’s Talking About Jamie come out on top

Leading the pack at the 18th annual WhatsOnStage Awards was 42nd Street, currently running at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, which took home four prizes for Best Musical Revival, Best Choreography, Best Set Design and Best Costume Design – from a total of eight nominations. At a ceremony hosted at the Prince of Wales Theatre […]

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Young Frankenstein cast – Lesley Joseph, Hadley Fraser and Ross Noble join line-up

Comedian Ross Noble will take a break from his successful stand-up career to play Igor in Mel Brooks’ musical Young Frankenstein which will receive its West End premiere at London’s Garrick Theatre in the autumn. Prior to the announcement of his casting, the popular and award-winning comedian revealed on his Twitter feed that his ‘new […]

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Interview – Tiffany Graves having a gigglefest on tour with The Producers

Actress and singer TIFFANY GRAVES is playing Ulla in the new UK tour of The Producers (based on Mel Brooks’ beloved movie), alongside comedian Jason Manford, as timid accountant Leo Bloom, and Cory English (reprising his role as Max Bialystock). Also in a high profile cast are David Bedella, Louie Spence, Ross Noble and Phill Jupitus (the latter two share a role at […]

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The Producers tour – Phill Jupitus and David Bedella join cast

The full cast for the tour of The Producers (based on Mel Brooks’ beloved movie) has ben confirmed, with comedian Jason Manford as timid accountant Leo Bloom being joined by Cory English (reprising his role as Max Bialystock, one he played to critical acclaim in London’s West End) and Tiffany Graves as Ulla, the object of Leo Bloom’s affections. The tour opens at the Churchill […]

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