Joz Norris

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You Wait. Time Passes. at Leicester Comedy Festival - November 2024 November 4th, 2024

You wait. Time passes. February arrives. It’s time for the UK’s finest comedy festival again. Thanks to the machinations of Triple Cee Pee Productions, I will be back again to unveil my life’s work for the first time. “Hey, Joz, haven’t you unveiled your life’s work for the first time a few times now? How […]

Wonderfull Discoverie at the Lowry – Thank You! - November 2024 November 4th, 2024

The reason I do comedy now is because I once did theatre. I spent years in a youth theatre learning to love performing, and to care about making stuff, and then eventually I decided to go off and do something similar, but where the job is to just be stupid all the time. It was […]

Edinburgh Fringe – Thank You! - August 2024 August 15th, 2024

I’m back in London. Thanks to EdFringe and Monkey Barrel, you were awesome. I’m very excited about all the lovely reactions to this new show. It will be back. Next outing is at the Pleasance Islington in October, and you can book tickets here! I’ll post some more extended thoughts on my WIPs and on […]

Thank You, Berlin Fringe! - July 2024 July 29th, 2024

Just a huge thank you to Lisa Frischemeier, Comedy Cafe Berlin and all the amazing people who run the Berlin Fringe for having me last week. They’ve built a really wonderful festival and a community around it, and it was a pleasure to be a part of it and I hope I get to come […]

You Wait. Time Passes. at Edinburgh Fringe 2024 - May 2024 May 9th, 2024

It is happening again. I wasn’t gonna do the Fringe this year. Then I thought, “Hold on – I just completed my life’s work. And what, I’m gonna do that and NOT take it to the Fringe??? Am I crazy???” So I’m back again, if only briefly. You can book tickets here. Cya there!

Directing Shows at EdFringe 2024 - April 2024 April 9th, 2024

I’m directing TWO shows at the Edinburgh Fringe this year! First, Edy Hurst’s Wonderfull Discoverie Of Witches In The Countie Of Himself, a comedy theatre show about the Lancashire witch trials, neurodiversity and the Vengaboys’ Party Album. Second, Cerys Bradley’s Queer Tales For Autistic Folk, an interactive choose-your-own storytelling show exploring the lands between the […]