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Milton Jones introduces brand new comedy show HA!MILTON
Is HA!Milton a musical?
This is not a musical. Milton Jones is tone-deaf and has no sense of rhythm, but at least he doesn’t make a song and dance about it.
He has more important things to discuss. Like giraffes…and there’s a bit about tomatoes
It's a whole new show of daftness.
Who is Milton Jones?
You might know him from Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo or Radio 4. Or that time he stood for the Scottish National Party, fought a hard campaign, but in the end had to respect the wishes of the people of Cardiff.
Milton Jones Reviews
“He’s fast, absurd and very Funny” Radio Times
‘No-one can touch Jones when he hits his stride’ The Guardian
The king of the one-liner on his upcoming tour, and being heckled by Paul Weller...
Born in 1964 as Milton Hywel Jones, he’s been a comedian since the ’90s. Although he won the prestigious Perrier Best Newcomer Award at the 1996 Edinburgh Festival Fringe for his first solo show, it wasn’t until 2008 when he joined the panel TV series Mock The Week that his career really skyrocketed.
Among his biggest UK tours were 2013’s On the Road, 2015’s Milton Jones And The Temple of Daft , and 2017’s Milton Jones Is Out There. All his shows have been characterised by twists of surreal logic and clever one-liners, and as a Christian, he intentionally avoids using profanity in his routines.
Following its 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe premiere, Jones was out on the road in early 2020 with his hilarious Milton: Impossible show, in which he reveals the truth about being a former secret agent (before getting the disappointing new identity that forced him to appear on Mock The Week).
In addition to television appearances on comedy shows like Live At The Apollo, Lee Mack’s All Star Cast, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow and Dave’s One Night Stand, Jones starred in the 2012 Channel 4 sitcom The House Of Rooms, centred around a man and his mother who live together and rent out rooms.
Jones has also been a familiar voice across the radio waves. Among several BBC Radio 4 series, his third – Another Case Of Milton Jones – won him a silver Sony Award in 2011 and saw him nominated for a Writers Guild Award in 2012.
A man of many talents, Jones has penned the books Ten Second Sermons, Even More Concise 10 Second Sermons and Where Do Comedians Go When They Die?
Very clever how Milton can entertain all evening without muttering any swear words or resorting to rude jokes! Cleverly crafted so lots of the stories tie up in the end. Loved it especially the snail had me crying !Sort of a Pythonesque sketch!
My boyfriend and I went to see him at grimsby auditorium Venue very good As for Milton he was very funny we laughed all the way through
Great show, laughed for the entire duration. Emerged at 9:30pm so his time machine was switched on. 😂🤣😂
We certainly wasn't disappointed. My husband and I had a brilliant night out with Milton's wacky humour. I laughed so much my stomach ached and that's not happened for as long as I can recall. The snail sketch was my favourite. Bizarre yet so, so funny. The warm up guy Tom Houghton was good, but I felt the idiots in the audience should have said less in the way of their utterly drab input. Who doesn't expect a warm up act, so get real those idiots and don't be so very rude. As our Mums used to say, "if you've got nothing nice to say then don't say it."
So quick witty and funny puns. A hilarious night out. Support Tom Houghton also very amusing
Milton Jones was brilliant but the warm up act was not to my liking