Spencer Jones
- Actor, writer, composer, comedian, graphic artist and director
Press clippings Page 17
Review: Sham Bodie, Kraak, Manchester
Sham Bodie returned this month to an inexplicably cool new venue with a fabulous line-up that included Foster's Comedy Award nominees Gein's Family Giftshop, character comedian Jayne Edwards and the incomparable Spencer Jones, who made his Sham Bodie debut.
Molly Stewart, Giggle Beats, 25th January 2015Interview with Spencer Jones
An interview with Spencer Jones.
Comedy Blogedy, 28th July 2014Edinburgh Fringe preview: Spencer Jones - The Herbert
Describing himself as an actor, clown and writer, Spencer Jones is a busy man; as well as preparing for the Fringe, he is also developing a character sketch show for NBC Universal. We managed to grab five minutes with the multi-talented performer before he heads north. Fringe comedy festival.
The Public Reviews, 7th July 2014The Spencer Jones three minute interview
Spencer Jones, the BAFTA nominated Big Babies star, performs his debut Edinburgh Festival Fringe show, Spencer Jones is The Herbert. Herbert Clunkerdunk is a smiley, strange man who has builders in his house, but he can't stop messing about with their stuff...
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 1st July 2014A 2015 Edinburgh Fringe interview with Spencer Jones
Spencer Jones returns to the Edinburgh Festival this year as The Herbert in Proper Job. With physical comedy, music and prop-filled madness, The Herbert is a fantastic act that we strongly recommend at this year's Fringe. As Spencer stocks up on white tights, I caught up with him to get the gossip on his new show.
Susan Ford, Punchline UK, 21st June 2014The Making of Big Babies
Big Babies started as a twinkle in the eye of music video director Jon Riche, who'd always wanted to make a music video with a band's heads transposed on babies' bodies. Unable to convince a band to do it, he hooked up with writer and performer Spencer Jones and, after borrowing a couple of babies for an hour and filming on a sofa, the idea for Big Babies was born.
BBC Comedy, 15th March 2010