Comedian Milo Edwards to perform in Maidenhead this autumn

Milo Edwards is coming to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts <i>(Image: Norden Farm)</i>
Milo Edwards is coming to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts (Image: Norden Farm)
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Comedian Milo Edwards will bring his latest show to Maidenhead later this year.

Milo Edwards: How Revolting! Sorry to Offend will take place at Norden Farm Centre for the Arts on Saturday, September 6, at 8pm.

The show, which centres on themes of consequences and common decency, is recommended for those aged 16 or older, with tickets priced at £16.50.

In 2023, Mr Edwards got a temporary tattoo on his bottom, and now he brings his show about the consequences of it.

The event preview said: "Don’t miss his show about class, lawn bowls, common decency…and other revolting things that are best not talked about."

Originally from Essex, Mr Edwards was a member of the Cambridge Footlights during his student years.

He later moved to Moscow in 2015, where he became a familiar face on TV stand-up shows.

Since 2018, he has been based in London, steadily rising in the UK stand-up scene.

His 2019 Edinburgh Fringe show, Pindos, received five-star reviews and the Scotsgay Comedy Award, and was later released as a YouTube special in 2023.

As well as his stand-up career, Mr Edwards co-hosts the popular comedy podcast Trashfuture, which has around 50,000 listeners and has featured guests such as Rob Delaney, Mark Watson, and Franz Ferdinand.

He has also written for BBC's Mock the Week and The News Quiz on BBC Radio 4.

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