Rosie Jones
- 34 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings
Rosie Jones is seen for the first time filming her new Channel 4 show Disability Benefits
The sitcom sees Rosie, 34, star as a young woman called Emily, who starts her own illegal drugs empire after her state benefits are cut when she is made redundant.
Hannah McDonald, Daily Mail, 21st October 2024Rosie Jones: "Strangers judge me every day - for being gay, being disabled, being a woman, being a comedian"
"People have been judging me for 34 years".
Alice Penwill, The Mirror, 16th September 2024Fake comedy social media post brings out the bigots
Bigots have been triggered by a fake online poll saying that Rosie Jones has come top of a list of funniest British female comedians, followed by Eddie Izzard and Victoria Wood.
Chortle, 13th September 2024Taskmaster review: why wasn't this wonderfully stupid show up for an NTA?
How Mrs Brown's Boys was voted Best Comedy over Alex Horne and Greg Davies' hoot of a series is beyond farce.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 12th September 2024Rosie Jones had to 'fight' to be heard on male-dominated comedy shows - so she's fronting her own
The queer comedian has been on stage or beavering away behind the scenes in the comedy industry for the best part of a decade, but it's only over the past five years or so that she's become part of the furniture on British TV.
Marcus Wratten, Pink News, 10th September 2024Latitude Festival 2024 review
I've done flying visits to Latitude before but never quite as flying as this.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th July 2024Loud and queer: comics and out celebs on the culture that helped them find their true selves
Rosie Jones, Stephen K Amos and more on what influenced them.
Michael Cragg, Amelia Abraham and Michael Segalov, The Guardian, 27th July 2024Fringe Comedy Big Names 2024: Here are 13 famous faces appearing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year
Everybody from Steve Coogan to Richard Gadd had their big break at the Festival Fringe and many big names return years after initially finding fame.
David Hepburn, The Scotsman, 17th July 2024Out Of Order named Gamechanger Programme of the Year
Out Of Order, the Comedy Central gameshow hosted by Rosie Jones, has been named Gamechanger Programme of the Year in the Broadcast Digital Awards. Things You Should Have Done was named Best Comedy Programme and Rob And Romesh Vs took home the entertainment prize.
British Comedy Guide, 4th July 2024Katherine Ryan & Dermot O'Leary front Dave game show Silence Is Golden
Katherine Ryan will lead a group of 30 entertainers trying to stop an audience from remaining silent and pocketing a quarter of a millions pounds in Silence Is Golden, a comedy game show coming to Dave next year.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd July 2024