Jack Whitehall

Jack Whitehall is an award-winning comedian, actor, and television host celebrated for his sharp observational humour and charismatic stage presence. Since breaking through as the youngest ever winner of The Amused Moose New Act of the Year, he has starred in hit series including Fresh Meat and Bad Education, hosted the BRIT Awards in 2026, and consistently sold out major UK arenas with his stand-up tours. His latest show, Bad Influence, embarks on a 20-date arena tour in 2027, following widespread acclaim for his ability to command any room with effortless wit. As an awards host and conference facilitator, Jack delivers engaging, professionally crafted performances that leave audiences thoroughly entertained and energised.

At eighteen years old, Jack Whitehall became the youngest ever winner of The Amused Moose New Act of the Year, a breakthrough that launched one of British comedy's most dynamic careers. Six months after leaving school to pursue stand-up, he beat over 600 contestants to reach the final of the prestigious Laughing Horse New Act competition, before securing his place on the Pleasance Comedy Reserve and catching the attention of Time Out as "a rising star." His debut solo Edinburgh Fringe show, Nearly Rebellious, sold out completely in 2009 and earned him a Best Newcomer nomination at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, whilst Variety named him one of their "10 Comics to Watch" following his performance at Montreal's Just For Laughs Festival. By 2012, he had won the People's Choice Award for King of Comedy at the British Comedy Awards, cementing his reputation as a performer who could command any stage.

Jack's success extends far beyond stand-up, with acclaimed acting roles in Channel 4's Fresh Meat and the BBC's Bad Education, which he both wrote and starred in before it was adapted into a film in 2015. His television presence has made him a household name, from hosting Celebrity Big Brother's Big Mouth to becoming a regular panellist on A League of Their Own, and co-hosting Backchat alongside his father, Michael. In 2026, he took on one of entertainment's most high-profile roles as host of the BRIT Awards, demonstrating his ability to steer major live events with confidence and charisma. His work as an author also showcases his versatility, with his first book, Him & Me, co-written with his father and published in 2013, revealing the sharp observational humour that defines his comedy.

As an awards host and conference facilitator, Jack delivers performances that balance professionalism with genuine entertainment value. His 2027 UK arena tour, Bad Influence, marks his return to stand-up across 20 dates, following sold-out runs at venues including the Hammersmith Apollo and arenas nationwide. Audiences benefit from his natural ability to read any room, adapting his material and energy to suit the occasion whilst maintaining the wit and timing that have made him one of the country's most sought-after live performers. Whether hosting corporate events, facilitating conferences, or delivering keynote entertainment, Jack ensures that every audience leaves energised, engaged, and thoroughly entertained, with moments they will remember long after the event concludes.