Name: Noelle-B Curran
Nationality: American
Troupe: Boyne
Birthday: 12th January
Joined the Show: August ´00
Height: 5ft 4 inches
Eye colour: Green
Hair colour: Brunette

What was your childhood dream and has it changed?
I used to want to be an archaeologist for some reason, then I wanted to have a hotel called 'Hotel Noelle' with a mini golf course on the roof

What could you not be without on tour?
My green fuzzy blanket and my fold up cooler (for my chocolate milk)

Worst habit?
Falling asleep without brushing my teeth & taking out my contact lenses and leaving my show makeup on. I also like to buy loads of toiletries (soaps, lotion and perfumes)

Are you a technophobe or technophile - and what's the latest gadget to have?
Technophobe - I have a cell phone but I always leave it in my room thus defeating its purpose

Do you have any rituals you have to do before going on stage?
I bless myself before I go on (2 or 3 times) and make sure I have over-knickers on

Most embarrassing Riverdance moment?
When I was with the Flying Squad, walking out to the wrong mark in the 1st part of Reel Around the Sun and the dance captain was telling me to move over until I got to the right spot. I couldn't stop laughing

What is the silliest thing you can remember buying and what made you do it?
Nad's wax - I saw the infomercial and they said it was painless. They lied. I also bought Preparation H because I read in a magazine that it was good for zits and bags under your eyes

What's the question you're asked the most about your job?
How often do you practice?

Idea of bliss / Idea of Hell!
Bliss: A gallon of skim milk, a box of Nesquik (powder), a big glass, a spoon and a straw (a bendy one preferably) Hell: Late night & having a fat day & bad hair day and a full show

Most memorable city you have toured to and why
Colorado Springs, CO. - We went to Pike's Peak and it was beautiful (also, there was a HUGE Wal-mart there and I love Wal-mart.)

Favourite book / film / video game?
Film: Breakfast at Tiffany's / Video Game: Frogger (old school!)