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Jack Whitehall

Jack Whitehall brings sharp wit, warm crowd work, and a decade of global stage experience to his stand-up performances. From sell-out arena tours to hosting the BRIT Awards six times, he delivers comedy that lands with every room.

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Jack Whitehall
Jack Whitehall

Jack Whitehall

London, United Kingdom

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£51k–75k

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Jack Whitehall's biography

At a glance

  • Stand-up comedian and actor with six sell-out UK arena tours
  • 6x host of the BRIT Awards and Saturday Night Live UK headliner
  • Leading roles in Bad Education, The 'Burbs, and Travels with My Father

Jack Whitehall is an English comedian, actor, writer, and television presenter whose mix of stand-up comedy and screen work has made him one of Britain's most recognisable entertainers. He first gained attention with his performances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe before reaching wider audiences as JP in Fresh Meat and Alfie Wickers in Bad Education, which he also co-wrote and adapted for film.


Jack became a familiar face on television through A League of Their Own and later expanded his profile internationally with the Netflix series Travels with My Father alongside his father, Michael Whitehall. The show's five-season run introduced his humour to audiences around the world and led to further projects, including Fatherhood with My Father.


Alongside his stand-up career, Jack has built a successful acting portfolio with roles in Jungle Cruise, The 'Burbs, and Malice. He has also become a regular host of major entertainment events, returning to present the BRIT Awards several times and hosting Saturday Night Live UK in 2026.


Jack's stand-up tours, including Gets Around, At Large, Stood Up, Settle Down, and Bad Influence, have sold out venues across the UK and beyond. With successful television series, acclaimed comedy specials, and a growing international profile, Jack continues to balance live performance with film and television work while reaching audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Why we recommend booking Jack

Jack's mix of sold-out stand-up, major television roles, and years hosting the BRIT Awards make him perfect for clients who want a recognisable name with strong live instincts and broad audience appeal.

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Testimonials

Jack was brilliant and perfect for our audience.

JLD Media

Class act... A rising star...The new funniest kid on the block... he has no right to be as slick and confident as he is. He oozes charisma from the moment he walks onstage and delivers sure-fire punchlines time after time.

Time Out

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Jack Whitehall - Bad Influence Tour poster
Jack Whitehall - The 'Burbs film poster
Jack Whitehall - Travels With My Father series artwork

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How do I book Jack Whitehall for my next event?

To book Jack Whitehall, email jack.whitehall@getapeptalk.com or call PepTalk on +44 20 3835 2929 (UK) or +1 737 888 5112 (US), and one of our speaker agents will contact you within hours to confirm Jack's availability and speaking fee. If you can, please include your budget upfront – it helps us fast-track your request. It’s also helpful to know the date, format (virtual or in-person), location, and about your audience.

What is Jack Whitehall's stage presence like?

Jack Whitehall draws on autobiographical material — most notably his relationship with his father, Michael Whitehall — as the structural basis for his stand-up sets and screen work, using real family dynamics to generate comic tension. His live shows follow a narrative arc built from personal anecdote, a format he has sustained across six sell-out arena tours and translated directly into his Netflix series Travels with My Father.

What topics does Jack Whitehall specialise in?

Jack Whitehall performs stand-up comedy, awards hosting, and after-dinner entertainment, suiting corporate events, arena audiences, and major broadcast occasions. He has hosted the BRIT Awards six times and headlined Saturday Night Live UK in 2026, alongside six sell-out UK arena tours including Bad Influence and Stood Up.

Does PepTalk charge a booking fee?

No. PepTalk adds no booking fee, so you pay the speaker's fee and nothing beyond it. The service, from shortlist through to contracts and event-day logistics, is included. For repeat or multi-event bookings, PepTalk can agree preferential rates with your procurement team.

What happens after I send a brief?

Share your event date, audience, format, objectives and budget, and PepTalk sends a hand-picked shortlist within 24 hours. Each suggestion comes with a profile, a fee and a recommendation on the strongest fit. Once you choose, PepTalk handles contracts, travel and logistics through to event day.

What does the typical fee range mean?

The typical fee range is the speaker's standard in-person fee in their home market, shown in their local currency. It moves with format, location, date and session length: virtual sessions and shorter slots usually cost less, while international travel and peak dates cost more. Send your brief to PepTalk and the team will confirm the exact fee in your currency.

Have all the speakers on the website worked with PepTalk before?

Not all of them, and it makes no difference to your booking. PepTalk's network of 15,000+ speakers covers talent the team works with directly alongside speakers represented by agents and agencies worldwide. PepTalk approaches the speaker, negotiates the fee and handles contracting either way.

How far in advance should I book a speaker?

Three to six months ahead is comfortable for most events, and 12 months is better for large conferences, peak-season dates or one specific in-demand speaker. Shorter timelines are workable, and PepTalk regularly fills last-minute and replacement bookings within days. Availability is the constraint, so get in touch as soon as you have a date.