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Review: Milton Jones And The Temple Of Daft, Blackpool
His stand up show, played to an appreciative but suspiciously 'merry' audience is a worthwhile exercise in pointlessness.
Blackpool Gazette, 9th June 2015Interview: Greg Davies
Greg Davies used to be the drama teacher of the son of Milton Jones. "It was irritating for Milton. Because unbelievably, I sought his reassurance about my stand-up during a parent's evening."
Jay Richardson, The List, 26th May 2015Milton Jones on Top Cat
My hero from the rubbish-strewn backstreets, where top-dogs and Officer Dibble had their come-uppance, always got the laughs.
Milton Jones, The Guardian, 22nd April 2015The Casebook of Max and Ivan is a new, daft comedy series from Max Olesker and Iván González that boasts some top supporting talent (June Whitfield in the first episode, Reece Shearsmith, Matt Lucas and Jessica Hynes coming up). It's a sprightly, silly show that reminds me a little bit of Milton Jones (though not as surreal), and when everyone calms down a bit, it'll be very good.
Miranda Sawyer, The Observer, 12th April 2015Star interview: Milton Jones's a man on a mission...
Milton Jones, the king of the one-liner and a Mock the Week regular, is back. His new tour, The Temple of Daft, will take him to some of the country's best-known venues, but, in comedy terms, he's embarking on uncharted territory.
Northampton Chronicle, 11th April 2015Milton Jones interview
Worry enough at a joke, says Milton Jones, and you can make it work.
Stephanie Bunbury, Sydney Morning Herald, 27th March 2015Milton Jones and the Temple of Daft review
Sculpting intricate punning quips is difficult enough, but by moulding them into an adventurous tale, Jones's one-liners reach a new height.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 2nd March 2015Milton Jones: Leicester Comedy Festival review
The one-liners flow thick and fast, each one almost trying to outdo the other as Jones weaves hid web of lunacy around his audience.
Alan Thompson, Leicester Mercury, 21st February 2015Milton Jones on hecklers, Geoff Hurst and Arsenal
Comedian Milton Jones, famed for his one-liners, talks about his trademark look and the FA Cup Final 2014.
Siân Ranscombe, The Telegraph, 20th February 2015Review: Milton Jones And The Temple Of Daft, York
up with the Joneses can confuse even Milton Jones himself. The Temple Of Daft introduces not only his "Indiana Jones/Milton Jones overlap" but also Milton's great-uncle, the globe-trotting explorer Sir Randolph Digby Jones, a new character to set the show in motion instead of Milton's granddad.
Charles Hutchinson, The York Press, 20th February 2015