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Although primarily known as one half of The Boosh with Julian Barratt, Noel Fielding has also maintained an independent career as a stand-up.

He has appeared at Montreal's Just For Laughs festival in 1998, and made stand-up appearances on Channel 4 and Five before finding success with The Boosh.

The double-act made their debut at the 1998 Edinburgh and Sydney festivals, earning them the Perrier best newcomer award, and returned to Edinburgh in 1999, when they were nominated for the main award, 2000 and 2001. The 2000 show, Autoboosh, won the equivalent Barry award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

The Boosh was picked up by Radio4 in 2001 for a series which won the first and only Douglas Adams Award for Innovative Comedy Writing. The show transferred to BBC Three for two series in 2004 and 2005, giving them a cult success that enabled them to embark on a major nationwide tour in 2006.

For his solo work, he won the Time Out Award for Outstanding Achievement in Comedy, while his first live solo show Voodoo Hedgehog was nominated for the Perrier Award at the Edinburgh Festival in 2002.

His TV performances as an actor include The IT Crowd, Nathan Barley and Garth Marenghi's Darkplace – all for Channel 4.

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Noel Fielding is amazing! Hes very funny and has his own unique style. I love him and The Mighty Boosh. Outstanding

Charl B, March 2006

A comic genius. Him and Julian Barratt are the perfect double act.

PinkyCustard, March 2006

The Mighty Boosh is pure comedy brilliance, and everyone involved in it is a certified genius! However, in live performance Noel steals the show with his ridiculously amazing performance skills, with hilarious characterisation and spot-on cheeky timing.

Lucyfer, March 2006

Noel is a fantastic stand-up. Saw him a few years ago losing his Ferrero Rocher and entertaining us with Zip Hop. Now he's set for mega-stardom and omnipotence as the Mighty Boosh gets a strong hold of the student population. Where do you go from here Noel?

Jackson, February 2006

Here's to Noel and the Mighty Boosh! I saw these guys live on Wednesday and they totally blew me away! No matter who Noel plays, he always brings that spark of genius to each character

Jaz, February 2006

As random as being caressed with a natural yoghurt... It doesn't get much better than this

Cal, February 2006

Absolutely dire. Seems to be under the impression that as long as what he says makes little to no sense then it is automatically funny. Pointless character sketches are dropped into the middle of the act which bare no relevance to the rest of the set. Also has an irritating tendency to break into an American accent for no apparent reason.

Charles Thomson, February 2006

The Mighty Boosh is without doubt the best and most original comedy in ages! Here's hoping for a third series!

S, January 2006

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