Rosie Jones announces 2025 tour

...as well as launching her own charity foundation

Rosie Jones is to tour with a new stand-up show I Can't Tell What She's Saying.

The show will hit the road in September, following a work in progress run at the Edinburgh Fringe.

The blurb promises that ‘she'll be talking about the big stuff: being single, the pressures of representing huge sections of the population, and gravy. Oh, and boobs.’

It comes ahead of her Channel 4 sitcom, Pushers, in which she plays a drug dealer called Emily. The show was piloted as a 2021 Comedy Blap called Disability Benefits, and commissioned for a six-part series in 2023.

Jones also writes the show with Peter Fellows, who was previously a producer on Veep.

The comedian has also recently set up the Rosie Jones Foundation to give mental health support for people who have cerebral palsy, as she does.

In an interview on the charity’s website, the comic said it was a ‘very big, scary decision to start my own foundation’, adding: ‘I love my job. I love being in comedy, and I love making people laugh, but it got to a point where I was aware that I had a platform that not a lot of disabled people had, and I wanted to do something for good.’

And of her own mental health, she said: ‘Being honest about my sadness and my anger has only made me stronger. It’s allowed me to be more authentically myself. I wouldn’t want anyone else with CP who’s struggling to look at me and think "Rosie’s happy all day every day". I think that’s unrealistic.

‘ I think everyone, regardless of disability, has bad days. But it’s tricky because my bread and butter - what pays my bills - is being a comedian. Even when I started therapy, I was trying to make her laugh, make her like me. But I know now that there’s a time and a place to do my job’

Her foundation will help link people with CP with therapists who also have the condition. ‘That way they feel they are already in a safe space when they come to the first session,’ she said.

Tickets for I Can't Tell What She's Saying go on general sale at 11am on Friday.

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Rosie Jones tour dates

Tuesday 9 September: Taunton Brewhouse
Thursday 11 September: Bradford Studio
Friday 12 September: Kendal Brewery Arts Centre
Saturday 13 September: Lancaster Grand
Tuesday 23 September: Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
Thursday 25 September: Leeds City Varieties
Friday 26 September: London Bloomsbury Theatre
Wednesday 1 October: London Blackheath Halls
Friday 3 October: Basingstoke Haymarket
Monday 13 October: Bristol Old Vic
Tuesday 14 October: Maidstone Hazlitt Theatre
Wednesday 15 October: Canterbury Gulbenkian
Sunday 19 October: Brighton Corn Exchange
Friday 24 October: Durham Gala Theatre
Saturday 25 October: Newcastle Northern Stage
Sunday 26 October: Leicester Y Theatre
Wednesday 29 October: Newcastle Under Lyme New Vic Theatre
Thursday 30 October: Birmingham Old Rep
Friday 31 October: Chelmsford Theatre
Sunday 2 November: Salford Lowry Quays
Thursday 6 November: Derby Theatre
Friday 7 November: Southampton MAST Theatre
Monday 17 November: Bury St Edmunds The Apex
Saturday 22 November: Tunbridge Wells Trinity Theatre
Wednesday 3 December: Glasgow Glee Club
Thursday 4 December: Edinburgh The Stand