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Robert Newman: A History Of Oil
DVD
Book (2003):
The Fountain At the Centre Of The World
Novel by Robert Newman
Resistance Is Fertile
Edinburgh Fringe 2003
Robert Newman: From Caliban to the Taliban
Misc live shows
Book Club At The British Library
Child Benefit
Robert Newman: No Planet B
Tour
From Caliban to the Taliban: 500 years of humanist intervention
Robert Newman
Date Of Birth: 07/07/1964
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| Books: 2003: Novel: The Fountain At The Centre Of The World. Buy. Buy |
| Books: 1999: Novel: Manners. Buy. Buy |
| Books: 1994: Debut novel Dependence Day. Buy. Buy |
| Books: 1992: The Mary Whitehouse Experience Encylopaedia sells more than 175,00 copies |
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| Radio: 1989-1991: The Mary Whitehouse Experience on Radio One, featuring Newman, David Baddiel,, Steve Punt and Hiugh Dennis. 43 episodes were made in four series. David Baddiel |
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| TV: 1993: One series of Newman and Baddiel In Pieces on BBC2 |
| TV: 1992: Wins a Writer's Guild award and a Radio Times comedy award for best new performer in TV comedy |
| TV: 1990-1992: The Mary Whitehouse Experience on BBC2, attracting audiences of 5 million for its second, and final, series |
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| Stand Up: 2005: Tour and Edinburgh show: Apocalypso Now: From P45 to AK47 Review Review |
| Stand Up: 2002-3: Tour: From Caliban To The Taliban. Rview ending up at Edinburgh 2003 Rview |
| Stand Up: 2002-3: Tour: From Caliban To The Taliban. Rview ending up at Edinburgh 2003 Edinburgh 2003 |
| Stand Up: 2000: Edinburgh show Resistance Is Fertile, then tour. Review. Video available Review |
| Stand Up: 2000: Edinburgh show Resistance Is Fertile, then tour. Review. Video available Video available |
| Stand Up: 1994: Solo tour Dependence Day |
| Stand Up: 1993: With David Baddiel, the first British comedians to play and sell out the 12,000-seat Wembley Arena. David Baddiel |
| Stand Up: 1993: With David Baddiel, the first British comedians to play and sell out the 12,000-seat Wembley Arena. , |
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Show - Misc live shows - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2000 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Misc live shows - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Tour - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Misc live shows - by Steve Bennett |
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Rob Newman is the funiest man alive, with a conscience too, my god, how very extraordinary. Carrie, August 2006 |
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Saw Rob at the Hebden Bridge benefit on Sunday. He was amazing as always and No Planet B was fab. Really unfairly reviewed by all the major papers this show was an excellent demonstration of his consumate story telling skills. The man is the master of the romantic tale and he had the audience in the palm of his hand. A genuine and responsible performer - see him whenever you can. S, August 2006 |
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The guy is insightful and intelligent . We need a comedian like him in the limelight. Louise, July 2006 |
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Saw Robert Newman on More4 last night. I learnt more about real history in one hour than all the waste of time at school. Absolutely fabulous . I am a devoted fan from now on. Colin Cole, July 2006 |
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It was good to see Rob after so many years. Sadly leant too much towards lecturing politics and one occassion putting the crowd on a silent downer. Despite that, he still has a sharp brain and tells a cracking story. Still worth seeing. [Anon], December 2005 |
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Left half way through. Pretentious show of bullshit. Supposed to be comedy mixed with polemicisng (see Mark Thomas) not a lecture Paul, November 2005 |
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Newman is the funniest comedian in the world. I saw him live tonight at Durham with Mark Thomas, and the freestyle bit they did at the end had me almost wetting myself. Newman is a god. Andy, November 2005 |
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We saw Rob at Catford Theatre earlier this month. He had a bit of a cold - which was a shame as it affected his timing... but he was nonetheless superbly fluent, very well informed and, on occasions, just downright silly. Recommended. Matt, November 2005 |
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