Entertainment
Five things to do in Scotland this week — from a high-octane circus to Ross Noble’s new show
Got a craving for “razor-sharp observations on things I haven’t thought through”? That’s what this freewheeling stand-up is promising (or should that be warning us about?). The aptly named Jibber Jabber Jamboree is the Geordie’s 18th solo tour and, as usual, it’ll be a stream-of-consciousness swirl around whatever topics take his fancy on the night.
• Review: Ross Noble at the London Palladium
Noble’s been hooked on making people laugh since he was smuggled into a comedy club at the age of 15, and has since hoovered up awards and appeared on Britain’s funniest television and radio shows.
Details November 23, Music Hall, Aberdeen; November 24, Whitehall Theatre, Dundee; November 25, Usher Hall, Edinburgh; Nov 26, Theatre Royal, Glasgow; rossnoble.com
Edinburgh’s international poetry festival returns on November 24. Ever Dundas, centre, will be appearing as part of A Summerhall Triptych: Tales From the Dissection Room
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