At the end of June Miles completed a six month UK and Ireland tour of his stand-up show On I Bang about undergoing brain surgery. He is performing it again at the Galway Comedy Festival on 24th October at An Taibhdhearc. On 23rd October he is performing alongside Rich Hall, Emma Doran, Andrew Maxwell and Colin Murphy at the Black Box Theatre. And on the 24th he’s also doing Late Night KARLnival at Rosin Dubh with Karl Spain, Terry Alderton, Enya Martin and more. Tickets for all three shows are here.
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In recent times Miles has appeared in Why Didn’t They Ask Evans? streaming on ITVX and The Full Monty on Disney+. He is in Belgravia: The Next Chapter which is on MGM+ in America RTÉ2 in Ireland. He also appears in Ridley Scott’s Napoleon, now available on Apple TV+. He has just finished work on Mother’s Pride, a new British film.
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A few episodes of shows that Miles has appeared on are currently on BBC iPlayer…QI, The Weakest Link, Would I Lie To You?, Between The Covers and Have I Got News For You.
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Miles’ debut novel was released in 2021, and is now out in paperback. History tells the story of Clive Hapgood, a disillusioned teacher whose life at home and at work begin to unravel. You can read a little more about it, and indeed order it, here.
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Miles has now made several series of a podcast that is at least in part about cricket alongside Ashes and World Cup winning England cricketer Mark Wood. All episodes are available here.