As a successful and much sought-after stand up, actor, writer and presenter, Jack Whitehall has firmly established himself as one of the UK's most exciting and successful comedy talents, a statement cemented by his Award for the King of Comedy at the 2012 British Comedy Awards. A talented actor, Jack received critical acclaim and another British Comedy Award nomination for his portrayal of former public schoolboy JP in the hit C4 comedy drama Fresh Meat. Jack received similar praise for his revival of JP in the second series of the show, as well as being nominated for Best Comedy Performance at the Royal Television Society Awards. Recording finished for series three in August 2013 and broadcast the following Autumn.

In August 2012 the first series of Bad Education, a sitcom written by Jack and starring him as Alfie, aired on BBC3. The opening episode attracted a highly impressive cumulative audience of 3 million and now into its second series, which aired in August of this year, Bad Education continues to attract huge audience figures. In October 2012 Jack appeared as the regular panelist for Sky 1's A League of Their Own, other recent television appearances include QI, Have I Got News For You, Live at the Apollo, The Graham Norton Show, Big Fat Quiz of the 90's and the first ever Secret Policeman's Ball to be presented at the Radio City Hall in New York. His first stand-up DVD: Jack Whitehall Live, filmed at the Hammersmith Apollo, was released in November 2012 and entered into the Top Ten Comedy DVD Charts for Christmas 2012. This March, Jack announced his biggest tour to date Jack Whitehall Gets Around, this brand new show will see Jack performing in arenas 'in the round', a UK first for a solo stand-up tour, which will run over two weeks during March 2014, taking in Aberdeen, Glasgow, Newcastle, Sheffield, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Nottingham, Cardiff and London.