The Noise Next Door, the improv comedy troupe from Britain's Got Talent, bring their audience-suggestion show to Salisbury Arts Centre.
The Noise Next Door are playing Salisbury Arts Centre on Thursday 3 December, starting at 7:30pm. They're an improv comedy quartet who first made a name for themselves on Britain's Got Talent, and since then they've become a regular at the Edinburgh Fringe, where they've sold out twelve times. They call themselves the UK's premier improv comedy troupe and the self-styled kings of improvised comedy.
Their show is built on audience suggestions, which they turn into scenes and songs on the fly. The comedy comes from ludicrous characters, witty one-liners, epic stories and explosive physicality, all made up in the moment. Because it's improv, the night depends on what the crowd throws at them, so no two shows ever end up the same.
They've played for a wide range of audiences over the years — corporate dinners, the British forces, secondary schools and Download festival crowds — and have shared stages with Michael McIntyre, Katherine Ryan, Romesh Ranganathan and Harry Hill. The critics have been on board too: The Telegraph called them 'a superior kind of chaos', The Guardian described it as 'comedy gold... staggeringly well executed' and The Stage called it '21st century comedy at its finest and funniest'.
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It's a one-night stop in Salisbury, so if you're fancying a night of comedy that's built from scratch in front of you, that's the one. The Noise Next Door at Salisbury Arts Centre, Thursday 3 December, 7:30pm.
