After studying Geology at Oxford University in England Thomas Noone went on to train as a dancer at the Rambert School, London. After graduating he started his professional career with Djazzex Dance Company in Den Haag, Holland followed by a periods working with Itzik Galili and Reflex Dance also in the Netherlands. After moving to Belgium to work for Frederic Flamand at Charleroi Danses/Plan K he came to Barcelona where he danced with Rami Levi, Compañia Metros, (Ramon Oller), and Compañia Gelabert-Azzopardi.

Whilst working as a dancer in Barcelona he created the piece Still (Ricard Moragas prize, 1999) Tread (XIII Certamen de Madrid 3rd prize) before forming his own group. With Thomas Noone Dance and has since created Credo, Loner, Maktub, Triptych, Fútil, Crush-Crease, Mur, Four and Tort collaborating with festivals and theatres such as the Grec Festival Barcelona or the Mercat de les Flors.

Working for other companies Thomas Noone has created Hurt for Norrdans (March 2008,) Three Futile Stories, an adaptaion of his piece Fútil for six dancers of Dantzaz, Biarritz Ballet Junior 3), Before, a duet for Sol Pico and himself as part of the T6 Dance project of the Nacional Theatre of Catalunya and Buit for the Centro Coreografico de Valencia. In 2002 he also remounted the piece Loner on the Ballet Municipal de Asunción in Paraguay.