Rosie Nicholls is a member of the No Rolls Barred family, and the channel's Associate Producer.
- "You can eat steamed buns while suffocating a thin worker with a wrench."
The logo for Hog the Dog Productions, Rosie's company
Rosie is the creative genius behind the set design and production of the in-person No Rolls Barred plays Blood on the Clocktower episodes, as well as the studios for NRB and the sister channels WrestleTalk and partsFUNknown and the second series of partsFUNknown's City British Wrestling.
Outside of No Rolls Barred, she is an actor, comedian, writer and filmmaker. She studied at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, along with Sullivan Beau Brown and others in the cast. She is in the comedy duo Grubby Little Mitts with Sullivan, which won the Amused Moose Fringe award for top sketch show in 2022. She runs her own production company, Hog the Dog Productions.
Notable Moments[]
- Let's Play SNAKE OIL II was the first great Rosie episode - this is the invention of 'tummy sword'. When the rest of the cast are physically cringing at something you say and you feel you need to apologise for yourself at the top of the next episode, you know you've done a great thing.
- In Let's Play COCKROACH POKER Rosie created her own rules, largely designed to get someone to buy her lunch. There were pigs involved but the new rules were neither clear nor consistent.
- Let's Play CHAMPION OF THE WILD is the episode in which Rosie believed sharks to be mammals, then got very cross with Laurie and blamed him entirely. She was quite cross for a lot of the time in this one, and a cross Rosie is a wonderful thing.
- In Let's Play NIGHT OF THE NINJA Rosie attempted to be a ninja, despite following very little of the game and constantly forgetting which house she was in.
- In Let's Play MYSTERIUM Rosie still somehow blamed Laurie for, well, everything. We also learned that we can inspire and motivate her by shouting incoherently at her. It's possibly a hangover from drama school.
- In Let's Play KING OF TOKYO, Rosie decided to try to raise the tone. It didn't go well and the cast quite rightly accused her of a teensy touch of hypocrisy.
- Let's Play FIASCO (Part 1) (1&2) was a joy for Rosie - free form RPG and every turn it Just Got Madder. This couple of episodes was the springboard for Rosie's inclusion in City British Wrestling, too.
- Let's Play SECRET IDENTITY was marked with repeated celebrations for Rosie's joining the episode. OK, Carley may be over from the US, but Rosie had to get the train, guys! In this episode we also learn that Rosie believed (for far too long) that thunder was the sound of clouds clashing together.
- Rosie played the long-armed, sexually voracious producer in Let's Play HOLLYWOOD 1947 - equal parts disturbing and unnerving (and hysterical, obviously).
- Let's Play DIAMANT was all manner of rude. Putting Rosie and Dom together in a BGC episode always has interesting consequences.
- In Let's Play ONE NIGHT ULTIMATE WEREWOLF Rosie cleverly demonstrated how handshakes don't make noise - by clapping audibly.
Quotes[]
- "Hello. And sorry. " [for last week's episode. ]
- "OF PIGS!!!"
- "Morons Unite!"
- "Maim us! Wound us! Anything! How can we help you to betray us?" [on Adam's unsuccessful betrayal]
- "Hello, nice to meet you. My name is Mrs. Long Con."
More quotes by Rosie Nicholls can be found here!
Appraisals[]
- "You went to drama school Rosie! [to which Rosie replies "and no-one can tell"]"
- "You master manipulator, Rosie Nicholls!"
- "WE'RE ON THE SAME TEAM ROSIE!"
- "Jesus, what a glimpse into your psychological makeup!"
- "Sorry, are you on the moral high ground, just to clear things up?... you're all over the fucking place!"
More appraisals of Rosie Nicholls by the rest of the cast can be found here!
Appearances[]
Appearances by Rosie are listed here!