Stand-up show 'Cranium of Curiosity' by Ross Noble at The Engine Shed in Lincoln.
Ross Noble is bringing his stand-up show Cranium of Curiosity to The Engine Shed in Lincoln on Saturday 7 May. If you've seen him before, you'll know he's not one for a tightly scripted set. He's built his whole thing on going where the room takes him, so Cranium of Curiosity is more of a starting point than a fixed route. He'll likely spend as much time chatting with the crowd as he does with his own material, and the whole thing tends to wind its way into places you wouldn't expect from the title.
That's the thing with Noble: he's one of the few comedians who actually seems to enjoy the detour. He'll start with a thought, follow it down a rabbit hole, and by the time he comes back up, the original point is long gone and you're laughing at something entirely different. It's that loose, improvisational style that makes his shows feel like they're happening in real time, rather than just being run through for the hundredth time on tour. If you've never seen him live, that's the best way to get a handle on what he does.
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It's a single-night stop here in Lincoln, so it's one of those dates that doesn't hang around. The show is Cranium of Curiosity, the venue is The Engine Shed, and the date is Saturday 7 May. Tickets are £33.00.
