Chuckle. Swindon with Charlie Baker, Rosie Jones & Special Guests

Charlie’s versatile talents as a stand-up comedian, actor, and highly acclaimed jazz singer have earned him a reputation as ‘a superior take on the modern showman’ (The Guardian). On screen, he has appeared in countless shows including The Last Leg, Harry Hill’s Tea Time, Comedy Central at the Comedy Store, The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Richard Osman’s House of Games, Pointless Celebrities, and Channel 4’s Comedy Gala. As a tap dancer, he won Let’s Dance for Comic Relief. Winner of the FSA Award for Radio Show of the Year two years running, Charlie can be heard on talkSPORT every Saturday on GameDay Warm-Up, as well as covering weekdays on Hawksbee & Jacobs. He’s also a regular on The Football’s On and The Premier League Show. Charlie is the narrator of Motorway: Hell on the Highway, and the station voice of Radio X on the Global Radio network. Following his smash-hit UK tour of stand-up show 24 Hour Pasty People, Charlie’s special was filmed at Torquay’s Babbacombe Theatre and is available to stream now on NextUp and ITVX. As a stage actor, Charlie has appeared in numerous plays and musicals including I Can’t Sing at the London Palladium, and in the leading role in Harry Hill’s Tony! The Tony Blair Rock Opera at London’s Park Theatre. His acting credits also include Beyond Paradise, Back, EastEnders, The IT Crowd, Vexed, Doctor Who, Miranda, the TV adaptation of Four Weddings and a Funeral, and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas....

Rosie Jones is a household name in British comedy, and she’s striving for national treasure status. Alongside her award-winning stand-up, Rosie is a familiar face on UK television – she’s fronted her own Comedy Central series Out of Order, starred in Channel 4’s hard-hitting documentary Am I A R*tard, and led two travel series, Mission: Accessible and the BAFTA-nominated Trip Hazard. She is creator and star of C4’s 2025 comedy-drama Pushers, a 6-part series based on Rosie’s original short Disability Benefits. Her acting credits span primetime dramas such as Silent Witness, Casualty and Call the Midwife, and she has also appeared as herself on Taskmaster, Live at the Apollo, QI, 8 Out of 10 Cats, The Last Leg and many more. Rosie is an accomplished writer across several mediums – she’s co-written Pushers, contributed to Netflix’s Sex Education, and become a bestselling children’s author with her Amazing Edie Eckhart series, praised by Jacqueline Wilson as ‘fresh, funny and ultra cool’. Her first non-fiction book, Moving On Up – a guide for young readers on bullying, friendship and resilience – was released in 2024. Rosie’s cheeky, joyful, brazen stand up has won her multiple awards at home and abroad, including the 2025 DIVA Queer Comedian of the Year Award. Her debut tour Triple Threat was nominated for Most Outstanding Show at the 2023 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, followed by a sold-out UK and Ireland run and a filmed special at Brighton’s Theatre Royal, which is available to watch here. Rosie’s latest show, I Can’t Tell What She’s Saying, debuted to packed audiences in Melbourne, has since toured around the UK, and will culminate in a recording at the Soho Theatre in March 2026. Rosie is co-founder and chair of the Rosie Jones Foundation; a charity whose mission is to empower lives and change minds and make sure no person with cerebral palsy feels alone or unheard. ‘Charm, smut, irony and laughs in equal measure’ Guardian...

With some comics there’s a moment where you ask yourself ‘I wonder how much of this is true?’, with Nick Page you might hope it isn’t true, but somehow know that it is, mostly. His shows are full to bursting with stories from a life lived on the edge of (self inflicted) disaster. In his shows there are no songs, props or padding, just stories packed with jokes from start to finish. The Guardian Newspaper described him as ‘ A bear like man with a host of barely believable stories about life, love and brushes with the law’. In the last few years he has won the prestigious title ‘English Comedian of the Year’, performed at comedy festivals in 3 continents and been awarded the Operational Service Medal by the British army for numerous gigs in warzones, doing everything from shows in Camp Bastion and Kandahar for 5000 troops at a time, to being helicoptered to perform for 20 soldiers in a patrol base in the desert. He’s reached the live finals of Britain’s Got Talent despite having never watched the show. A typical week in the UK might see performances in pubs and theatres before a weekend run at a comedy club. Between cruises and expat bookings he’s now performed in over half the world’s countries, and even kept busy during covid lockdown performing over 100 online gigs from a studio in his garage....

Tom Toal is a comedian, writer and actor, hailing from the South East London town of Bexleyheath. One of comedy's rising stars he performed his debut show On The Scrapheap about the break-up of his 6 year relationship at the Edinburgh and Leicester Festivals in 2010 achieving widespread acclaim and reviews. The follow up Rom-Coms and Revolutions followed in similar vein playing to a complete sell out audience for the full run. In 2013 Tom Toal performed at The Comedy Reserve with The Pleasance at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and in 2014 TT became an Amused Moose Best Comedy Show finalist for his solo Edinburgh Festival Fringe show, Prequel. In March 2017, he opened gigs for Rob Brydon for some of Rob's tour across the country. One of Tom's major strengths is his ability to adapt to his audience. Having hosted a range of events from Post Rock Bands album launch to benefit nights for the Socialist Workers Party, Tom has no trouble changing his style to suit the audience, whether it be Stag/Hen weekends, art centre events or corporate crowds....