I really enjoyed writing this feature for Authority Magazine on 5 things I wish I’d known when I started my career as a comedian – it was really interesting raking over my years in this business (or “decades spent on the fringes of leftfield comedy, far away from the trappings of fame,” as the Guardian […]
It may claim that I’ve spent “decades on the fringes of leftfield comedy, far away from the trappings of fame and glory” (a scurrilous lie, I’ve spent 15 years there tops), but I’m still pleased as can be with this lovely review from the Guardian’s Brian Logan of You Wait. Time Passes. I was so blown away […]
The tour promo machine rolls on relentlessly, and this time, it was my pleasure to chat to SALT Magazine about the pursuit of happiness and how it keeps being reflected in my work, to promote my upcoming tour dates at Soho Theatre and in Canterbury! You can read our interview here, Soho tickets are available […]
I really enjoyed chatting with Monkey Barrel in advance of bringing my show there on tour on Saturday. You can read our interview here – and tickets for the show are available here! Can’t wait to bring it back there, Monkey Barrel is one of my favourite venues in the country. Hopefully see you there […]
The Best Show of Leicester Comedy Festival 2026 is coming to Brighton Fringe as part of Liebenspiel’s Weekend of Weird! Joz Norris IS Hugh Jackman IS The Phantom Of The Opera is at the WundaBarn at the Brighton Spiegelgardens on the 23rd of May and tickets are available here – get booking ASAP! “Sillier than […]
Happy New Year everyone! It’s been very nice to round off 2025 by noting that You Wait. Time Passes. made two separate end-of-year “best of” lists, coming in at number 37 on British Comedy Guide’s Top 40 Comedy Shows of the Year, and in at number 3 – behind only Every Brilliant Thing and Inside No. 9 – on Chortle’s Top […]
I’ve already mentioned my next live venture because it’s playing Leicester Comedy Festival in February. It is, of course, Joz Norris Is Hugh Jackman Is The Phantom Of The Opera, a show I initially started devising because I wanted to make something really dumb and silly, but is increasingly morphing into an incredibly theatrically ambitious show about […]