Jon Culshaw

Jon Culshaw recently starred in Sleeping Beauty at the London Palladium this Christmas 2025.

The master of comedic guise with a rich and diverse resume that showcases his talents as an impressionist, comedian, actor and voice ar7st, Jon’s notable television credits include Dead Ringers, The Impressions Show, The Sky At Night, The Royal Variety Performance, Parkinson and Spitting Image.

Theatre and Drama credits include playing the iconic David Bowie for a BBC World Service radio drama and a Terry Pratchett audio-drama for Audible, The Unseen Academicals. Jon has also portrayed the great Alan Whicker in the audio play ‘The Other Side of the World’, and featured in ‘Billy and Me’, part of the acclaimed ‘Barnes’ People’ series for The Original Theatre Company and

Perfectly Normal Produc7ons. Jon has been cast in an array of Dr Who audio novels and dramas for Big Finish Produc7ons and BBC Audio. He has also played the iconic characters Jeff Tracey and Parker in the audio adventures of Thunderbirds for Anderson Entertainment and narrated eight volumes of Terry Pratchett’s ‘City Watch’ series for Penguin Random House. Most recently Jon narrated the classic James Bond novel adventure ‘Dr No’ for Audible.

On stage Jon has played King Arthur in the West End revival of Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’, and recently performed as ‘Mr Starmaker’ Hughie Green in ‘LENA’, a powerful play written by the BAFTA and Olivier Award-winning Tim Whitnall. He also performed at the iconic Edinburgh Fes7val in ‘Les Dawson: Flying High’ a funny, affec7onate and poignant celebra7on of his comedy hero, written by Tim Whitnall and directed by Bob Golding. His one man portrayal of the comedy great received rave reviews and Jon subsequently toured the produc7on playing to audiences across the UK. Hugely popular on the live and touring circuit, following a sold out and cri7cally acclaimed season at the Edinburgh Fes7val, 2025 has seen Jon take to the stage across the country with his one man show ‘Jon Culshaw: Imposter Syndrome’; a show that sees him anecdotally conjure up an array of impressions from the worlds of entertainment, poli7cs, and beyond in his trademark style.

On screen Jon has appeared in Midsomer Murders, has narrated comedy specials including tributes to both Kenneth Williams and Bob Monkhouse for Channel 5 and in 2024 he played former prime minister Boris Johnson in RTS award winning Channel 4 docudrama ‘Partygate’.

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