The Noise Next Door
The Noise Next Door at Salisbury Arts Centre
About the show
The Noise Next Door are the kings of improvised comedy and are one of the world’s finest and funniest live comedy acts... The stars of Britain’s Got Talent and the U.K’s premier improv comedy troupe have taken the comedy world by storm and don’t look like slowing down.
Taking audience suggestions, the cheeky and charming quartet transform them into fantastically funny scenes and songs in the blink of an eye with a perfect blend of ludicrous characters, witty one-liners, epic stories, and explosive physicality.
The Noise Next Door are twelve-time sell-out veterans of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and one of the country’s most sought-after comedy club headliners, that leave audiences in awe of their lightning-quick wit and totally original comedic talents.
They have appeared on numerous TV shows including The One Show, Britain’s Got Talent and Roast Battle. They have also appeared alongside the likes of Michael McIntyre, Katherine Ryan, Romesh Ranganathan and Harry Hill. They were nominated for a Chortle Award and receive standing ovations in front of corporate dinners, the British forces, secondary school students and even fans at the Download music festival. They are also one of the most versatile acts in the business.
Unstoppably funny and uniquely talented, The Noise Next Door will bowl you over then blow you away.
Featuring - The Noise Next Door
Improvised comedy at its best! This energetic fivesome transform audience suggestion into scenes, songs and scenarios in the blink of an eye, with hilarious consequences. With their perfect blend of ludicrous characters, barbed one liners, epic stories and musical extravagance, this team of slightly posh English blokes will have you in stitches with their fresh brand of off-the-cuff humour.
'What sets them apart is their great chemistry and genuine sense of joy they bring to the stage' (The List)
'Hilarious... A superior kind of chaos' (The Daily Telegraph)
'Comedy gold... Staggeringly well executed' (The Guardian)
'This is 21st century comedy at its very finest and funniest' (The Stage).