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Milton Jones

Milton Jones

  • 59 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

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Milton Jones interview

Stand-up comedian Milton Jones on growing up at the height of Thatcher, his invisible school years and the secret to a long marriage...

Adrian Lobb, The Big Issue, 18th February 2016

Milton Jones interview

Likening himself to "a car that breaks down a lot, but is happy to try and give lifts", comedian Milton Jones spoke to LICC about his faith, sharing it, and how God can take a joke.

Florence Taylor, Christian Today, 9th November 2015

Review: Milton Jones and The Temple of Daft - Salford

If you've seen Jones perform on the TV, his movement is usually limited to being static centre stage. But this is a show of a different kind.

Lauren Maughan, The Reviews Hub, 19th October 2015

Milton Jones interview

We caught up with Milton to talk about big hair, bad shirts, Mock the Week and his new direction.

Nic Wright, Giggle Beats, 14th October 2015

Milton Jones interview

I've got to be grateful... people want to put you in a box, so that originally it's people who are booking gigs; they want to know what type of comedian you are to fit on a bill.

The Grimsby Telegraph, 8th October 2015

Milton Jones reveals his favourite TV shows

We caught up with Milton to find out what he likes to watch to relax between shows...

William Martin, Cult Box, 14th August 2015

So you think you're punny

With rapid-fire jokes and deadpan delivery, Darren Walsh and Milton Jones are giants in the pun game. Quite literally, in Walsh's case.

lidia, Edinburgh Festivals, 20th July 2015

Interview: Milton Jones and the Temple of Daft

'I prefer short things'

Brian Donaldson, The List, 17th July 2015

Milton Jones: my life in travel

'Three Cliffs Bay is great in the sun - three times a year'

Milton Jones, The Independent, 3rd July 2015

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 2015

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