Rosie Jones
Rosie Jones is a standout name in UK comedy. She led two Channel 4 travel shows, “Mission: Accessible” and “Trip Hazard,” both renewed for a second series. Catch her on hit programs like Live At The Apollo, The Jonathan Ross Show, and more. From Live At The Apollo to Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back, she’s a sought-after face. Not just a comedian, Rosie shines as a writer and actor too. Her credits include Netflix’s Sex Education and Channel 4’s “Disability Benefits.”
She’s ventured into children’s books with “The Amazing Edie Eckhart: The Big Trip.” Rosie’s Edinburgh Fringe hits, “Fifteen Minutes” and “Backward,” drew praise. Now, her international tour, “Triple Threat,” awaits, including a spot at Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2023.
Rosie Jones – Comedian
Comedy Beginnings and Early Career
Rosie Jones embarked on her comedy journey after graduating with a first-class degree from the University of Huddersfield in 2011. She kickstarted her career as a junior researcher at Objective Media Group, thanks to a Channel 4 disability scheme. Following this, she explored her talents in screenwriting by enrolling in a course at the National Film and Television School in January 2015. Rosie’s comedic prowess led her to the final of the 2016 Funny Women Awards. She also contributed to The Last Leg’s coverage of the 2016 Summer Olympics and wrote for shows like Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule and Would I Lie to You?
Television Appearances and Writing
Rosie Jones became a familiar face on television with appearances on popular shows like 8 Out of 10 Cats, The Last Leg, and Live At The Apollo. Her versatility extended to writing, as she co-wrote an episode of the second season of Netflix’s Sex Education alongside series creator Laurie Nunn. Rosie’s engaging presence graced programs such as The News Quiz and Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back. Notably, she starred in her own Channel 4 series, “Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure,” exploring UK tourist spots during the pandemic.
Stand-Up Comedy and Live Performances
Rosie’s comedic talents shine on stage with unforgettable stand-up performances. Her debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2017 with “Inspiration” showcased her unique brand of humor, while her show “Fifteen Minutes” received acclaim in 2018. Jones made her mark at the Greenwich Comedy Festival and supported Nish Kumar. Her solo tour, “Triple Threat,” debuted in 2023, promising laughter and entertainment.
Other Endeavors and Notable Works
Beyond the world of comedy, Rosie Jones ventured into podcasting with “Daddy Look at Me,” co-hosted with comedian Helen Bauer. Jones explored her writing skills in 2021 with the children’s novel “The Amazing Edie Eckhart,” capturing the challenges of adolescence. She continued her literary journey with the sequel, “The Big Trip,” in 2022.
Rosie’s contributions extend to documentaries like “Rosie Jones: Am I a R*tard? [sic],” confronting online hate speech against disabled individuals. She presented the 2023 documentary that sparked important discussions. Channel 4 also commissioned “Dine Hard,” a cooking and chat show hosted by Rosie.
