Jack Whittle’s theatre credits include the West End company of Mischief Theatre’s The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, first playing Sam Monaghan and later Mitch Villiers, the first UK Tour of Laura Wade’s Posh, playing Harry Villiers, and Mischief Theatre’s multi-award winning West End production of The Play That Goes Wrong at The Duchess Theatre.

Jack graduated from The Guildford School of Acting in 2017 with First Class honours. After graduation, he joined the West End company of Mischief Theatre’s The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, playing the leading role of Sam Monaghan.

Upon leaving Bank Robbery in 2019, he joined the first UK Tour of Laura Wade’s Posh, playing Harry Villiers. The start of 2020 saw Jack briefly return to The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, this time playing Mitch Ruscitti. Jack then reunited with Mischief, performing in their multi-award winning, West End production of The Play That Goes Wrong at The Duchess Theatre.

Jack is thrilled to be given the opportunity to play Tony Blair in this exciting, new comedy written by a comedian he grew up admiring in Harry Hill.
As always, he would like to thank his Mum, Dad and sister for all their love and support.

Other theatre includes: The Stephen Sondheim Student Performer Of The Year (2017 Finalist – Noel Coward Theatre); No Bird (rehearsed reading – Arcola Theatre); Unbelievable (Workshop).
Film includes: Gold (2018).