Queer Theatre’s podcast Rosie Jones

On Wednesday 10th June 2026, one of Britain’s most distinctive, fearless and much-loved comedy voices joins Andrew Keates for a special live recording and an intimate, in-depth conversation about a remarkable life and career across comedy, television, writing, acting and activism.

Rosie Jones has become one of Britain’s most distinctive and beloved comedians, known for her razor-sharp wit and fearless honesty. Alongside her award-winning stand-up career, she has established as a familiar presence on UK television, appearing on The Last Leg, 8 Out of 10 Cats, QI and many more. She has also fronted her own Comedy Central series Out of Order, starred in Channel 4’s Am I A R*tard, and led the travel series, Mission: Accessible and Trip Hazard. Jones is also the creator and star of Channel 4’s comedy drama Pushers, the six-part series adapted from her original short Disability Benefits.

Joining Andrew on The Show People Podcast, Rosie will reflect on her career in comedy and the arts. As a comedian with cerebral palsy, she will discuss incorporating her experiences into her comedic style and share candid reflections on how disability has shaped both her personal and professional life. This promises to be far more than just a celebration of Rosie’s extraordinary career. Expect an honest, funny, intimate and revealing conversation about comedy, disability, ambition, representation, resilience, visibility, writing, television, and what it means to keep taking up space in an industry that too often asks people to apologise for who they are.

For anyone who loves comedy, television, writing, performance, or wants a truthful look at what it really takes to build a bold, boundary-breaking creative life, this is an evening not to miss.

Where: The Two Brewers, Clapham, London SW4 7UJ

When: Wednesday 10th June 2026

Tickets: From £20

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