Josh Widdicombe
The Last Leg
Mock the Week
Aside from regular appearances on Mock The Week, Milton dishes up more deliciously surreal comedy for Radio 4. The gold Sony Award-winner tickles audiences with a constant stream of puns - including warnings for cat lovers and helpful advice if you find yourself being chased by a police dog.
JLA Agent - Andrew StoneyWe've worked with Milton for years and it's great to see him hit the big time. His one-liners are among the best. I've seen an entire Great Room captivated, holding on for the next perfectly crafted joke. Sometimes he doesn't even finish the gag - he just leaves you to fill in the gaps. An absolute genius.
Milton Jones is a Perrier and Sony award-winning comedian, whose wordplay and surreal observations frequently reduce audiences to tears. The panel show regular and writer and star of Radio 4 series Another Case of Milton Jones, Thanks a Lot, Milton Jones!, and The Very World of Milton Jones describes his live act as ‘weaving threads of ideas with the tatters of his life, to fashion a uniquely fetching jumper of obscurity’ – whatever that means.
Milton conjures up truly ridiculous images and finds hidden meaning in the most mundane phrases. He twists logic, mistakes handkerchiefs for ghosts – and waits whilst the penny drops. He is also never short of valuable advice: ‘If you’re being chased by a police dog, try not to go through a tunnel, then onto a little seesaw, then jump through a hoop of fire. They train for that.’
Milton’s wonderful use of language has been showcased repeatedly on Radio 4 (with nine series of his own show), but has also been seen on Live at the Apollo, Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, and Mock the Week, as well as in his first novel, Where Do Comedians Go When They Die? He’s also been a regular writer on BBC1’s hit Not Going Out.
“Milton had 1000 guests hanging on his every word, not wanting to’miss one of his surreal stories!”
Such a hit with the audience – he had everyone in stitches.
Milton was such a brilliant host at the Travolution Awards on Monday evening. He was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone and we have had great feedback – folk trying to remember his fab one liners all over the place. He also kept their chattering and nattering very well under control and that is a very great skill indeed!
Milton Jones was a pleasure to work with and everyone really enjoyed his performance.
Milton did very well. The audience found the comedy fresh and refreshing – the laughter was across the whole of the room.
Milton held the audience well and was very well received – with numbers exceeding 1300, no mean feat!
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