Miles Jupp
- 44 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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UK comedy streaming service NextUp launches
NextUp, a new online streaming platform for stand-up shows which has been labelled 'a Netflix for UK comedy', has launched. Fans can access the service via a free trial, then £3.50 a month.
British Comedy Guide, 15th November 2016Comedy review: Miles Jupp at the Royal, Northampton
The stand-up's gentle charm carries us with him, but there are not many big laughs. He needs a way to make his disengagement more muscular.
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 29th September 2016Review - Miles Jupp: Songs Of Freedom
When his exasperated rage - at targets deserving or not - breaks through the crippling politeness, Jupp really shines.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 24th September 2016Miles Jupp webchat - post your questions now
The comedian, actor and News Quiz host is joining us to answer your questions from 1pm on Wednesday 21 September - post them in the comments below.
The Guardian, 19th September 2016Miles Jupp review
Fury at Britain's political masters has been replaced by mild tales about life's inconveniences in The News Quiz host's latest show, Songs of Freedom.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 14th September 2016The finest comedy of autumn 2016
Brexit, starting over, a honey-selling scam and karaoke with chickens ... these are the concerns of the big names in comedy this autumn.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 1st September 2016Andy Murray wins another trophy - this one from MTW
The Wimbledon champion took home the Mock the Week trophy after appearing in the audience watching the show.
Mark Jefferies, The Mirror, 13th July 2016BBC announces Salford Sitcom Showcase 2016 shows
The Late Late Morecambe And Wise Show, The Russ Abbot Sketch Show, Home From Home and Lodger will form the BBC's Salford Sitcom Showcase 2016.
British Comedy Guide, 6th June 2016Preview: Alan Partridge's Scissored Isle
Produced by regular Baby Cow collaborators Dave Lambert and Ted Dowd, the special sees Alan tackle Broken Britain in a bid to fix his broken career. But given the high calibre of Past Partridge, does this live up to the rest? TVO took a sneaky peek to find out...
The Velvet Onion, 27th May 2016With the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death approaching, the HH team gather their best bard jokes and return to the Tudor days, when theatre was huge. "It had to be, there wasn't any telly." Ben Jonson, Christopher Marlowe and Gabriel Spenser delight as bad-boy rappers, while a Gene Kelly-spoofing turn from Miles Jupp centres on an era when people emptied chamber pots out of upstairs windows: "I'm singing in urine."
Jonathan Wright, The Guardian, 19th April 2016