Rosie Jones
Romesh Ranganathan's guests on the latest edition of The Ranganation tonight are comedians Rosie Jones and Guz Khan.
Jones is on a roll at the moment, rapidly becoming a TV regular. She has also just signed a two book deal with publishers Hachette Children's Group. The first book in the series, The Amazing Edie Eckhart, will be published on the Hodder Children’s Books imprint on the 5th August 2021.
Rising star Rosie Jones is set to headline a forthcoming online show featuring the cream of talented disabled people.
The Abnormally Funny People show will feature stand-up comedy, sketches, songs, a quiz show, celebrity cameos, and more. It is part of the South Bank Centre's digital Unlimited festival and takes place on Sunday 17th January 2021, 7:30pm. Tickets £10 and £5 concessions, livestream event, for ages 16+.
Famous faces including comedian Rosie Jones and Derry Girls’ Nicola Coughlan reveal their top picks on All 4 with a new thing called Celebrity Watchlists.
The Celebrity Watchlists page sees well known faces share their own recommendations of what they’re watching on All 4, the UK’s biggest free streaming service.
Comedian Rosie Jones, who made a huge impact on Question Time this week discussing disability and discrimination, headlines an online show at the South Bank Centre on November 22 at 8pm.
Refugee and migrant comedy collective No Direction Home return to the South Bank Centre as part of the Inside Out season.
Jones will be joined by new stand-up comedians mentored by award-winning comedian Tom Parry. They are Edin Suljic, Krishna Vytelingum, Nour-ani Sisserian and Yasmeen Gharwi.
Daddy Look at Me, the podcast from Studio71 UK, Rosie Jones and Helen Bauer is back for a fourth bumper season featuring more celebrity guests from the comedy space. In Daddy Look at Me, Jones and Bauer usher their guests' early lives into the spotlight to reveal the behaviours and quirks that exposed life in showbiz was on the horizon.
Comedy Central UK has announced the launch date for the return of digital short-form series Rosie Tries To Help. Following the success of the first serie, resulting in over 3 million streams and a Broadcast Digital Award nomination, comedian Rosie Jones wants to make the world a better place – again.
Comedian Rosie Jones' new C4 travel series. Mission: Accessible, in partnership with Visit England, launches this week. Across four episodes, Jones will travel with a fellow comedian pal across the country, helping to find an accessible staycation requested by a member of the public.
Comedian Rosie Jones is to make an alternative post-pandemic travelogue/documentary series for C4 entitled A Great British, Female, Gay, Disabled, Covid Compliant Adventure (working title).
In this new four-parter Rosie will endeavour to prove that you don’t need a big budget to have the time of your life - you just need to have the power of minority and an infectious sense of humour.
Comedians Rosie Jones and Helen Bauer are to release a special Father's Day edition of their podcast Daddy Look at Me.
In this edition which comes out on Sunday, June 21 they will be interviewing their own dads.
Comedy streaming service NextUp and Jericho Comedy are teaming up to present an online comedy festival on 13th & 14th June.
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