British Comedy Favorite Ross Noble to Make Musical Theatre Debut in Tour of The Producers

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News British Comedy Favorite Ross Noble to Make Musical Theatre Debut in Tour of The Producers British comedy favorite Ross Noble is set to make his musical theatre debut in the new U.K. touring production of The Producers. He will join the the tour May 18, 2015, when it plays Woking's New Victoria Theatre, to star as Franz Liebkind — the short fused, carrier pigeon keeping, former Nazi, brought on board by Max Bialystok and Leo Bloom to help them in their plot to put on the worst musical of all time.

By Mark Shenton

November 28, 2014

He joins the previously announced Jason Manford who plays Leo Bloom. Also already announced is Louis Spence, who plays Carmen Ghia in earlier tour dates through May 2 only.

In a press statement, Noble has commented, "I am very excited about appearing in The Producers. I am a huge fan of the show and for anyone who loves comedy, the chance to perform the work of Mel Brooks is amazing!"

  Noble has been performing as a stand-up comedian since the age of 15. He has unveiled a new show every year for the last 15 years; his worldwide travel as a stand-up was the subject of his own BBC Radio 4 programs "Ross Noble Goes Global" and "Ross Noble On" and series "FreeWheeling" on DAVE earlier this year. He will join The Producers fresh from his latest U.K. and Australian tour.

The Producers is produced by Adam Spiegel Productions and is directed by Matthew White.

  For full touring dates and to book tickets, visit theproducersmusical.co.uk

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