Ross Noble is well known to Australian audiences, not only through his performances on stage but also for television appearances on shows such as Spicks And Specks and Thank God You're Here.

His long hair and sharp wit makes him easily recognisable to fans and casual observers who may have seen him once or twice on the television

The Geordie comic has been performing since he was smuggled into his local comedy club at the age of 15.

Licensing laws meant that immediately after his slot he had to leave through the kitchen - but he has never looked back.

Each year and each show has seen Noble's live following grow to the point where he has been the best-selling show at both the Edinburgh Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival on more than one occasion.

His shows have transferred to London and Sydney each year since 2003 and venues have grown in size to accommodate his ever-growing audience.

Among the many reviews he has received over the years, most of them reference him as being inventive, with every performance different as he engages his audience in various ways.

Ross Noble's show Brain Dump will be performed at the Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre from 8pm on Saturday.

Tickets are selling fast and are available by visiting www.drtcc.com.au.