Stand-up comedy show JUPITER by Rob Auton, following his sell-out nationwide tour.
Rob Auton brings his new show, JUPITER, to the Wales Millennium Centre on Saturday 27 February. It's his first Cardiff date since his sell-out nationwide tour across 2025 and 2026, and this one is billed as his thirteenth hour.
JUPITER is a piece of fiction in which Auton imagines himself working as an estate agent on the planet Jupiter. It's a far cry from the everyday, and the premise carries the whole thing — a mundane job in a completely alien setting. Auton is a multi-award-winning writer, performer, podcaster and actor, and this is his latest turn on stage.
If you don't know his screen work, he's appeared opposite Danny Dyer in Marching Powder, in Channel 4's The Change and in the BBC's Starstruck. His credits also include Miracle Workers on TBS, The End of the Fing World on Netflix and Channel 4, The Russell Howard Hour on Sky, Cold Feet on ITV and Random Acts on Channel 4. He's also won the British Podcast Awards Gold twice for The Rob Auton Daily Podcast*. Since 2008 he's performed on poetry, comedy, theatre and festival stages across the British Isles — a lot of train travel involved.
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JUPITER runs in the Cabaret at the Wales Millennium Centre, so it's a smaller room than the main stage. The show starts at 8pm, with doors opening at 7pm, and it runs for an hour. It's for ages 18+ and contains bad language.
