Robert Newman

Robert Newman stands as one of Britain’s most distinctive comedic voices, renowned for his sharp wit and thought-provoking performances. With a creative career spanning stand-up, radio, and writing, Newman’s reputation is built on a unique blend of intelligence and humour, earning him a place at the forefront of the UK’s live comedy scene. Notably, his audiobook "The Entirely Accurate Encyclopaedia of Evolution" received recognition as Best Scripted Comedy with a Live Audience at the BBC Audio Drama Awards, reflecting his impact in both comedy and broadcasting.

His prolific audio and broadcast output includes recent highlights such as "Rob Newman's Half-Full Philosophy Hour" (2020), "Rob Newman's Total Eclipse of Descartes" (2018), and "Rob Newman's Neuropolis" (2017), all of which have showcased his trademark style and incisive social commentary. Newman has also maintained a strong presence on the live circuit, and in February 2026 appeared at London’s Union Chapel for the event QUIET NIGHT OUT, performing as a support act to headliner Justin Sullivan alongside a diverse lineup of musicians and artists.

As Newman continues to captivate audiences with his mix of comedy and cultural critique, his live gigs and concert appearances remain highly anticipated occasions within the UK and beyond. To stay up to date with Robert Newman’s shows, tour dates, and creative projects, follow him online and keep an eye out for his next unmissable performance.