Considered as one of the nation’s best impressionists and comedians, Jon Culshaw has a catalogue of over 350 characters to imitate, including Barack Obama, Alan Carr, Boris Johnson and Brian Cox. A firm feature on BBC comedy shows and a host of radio shows, Jon Culshaw has established himself as a household name, providing endless laughs for a wide variety of people. Jon began to attract attention after taking his impressions to Radio 1, pretending to imitate Patrick Moore or Obi-Wan Kenobi on the phone to unsuspecting commercial organisations, such as Kwik-Fit, about whether they could service his X-Wing fighter.
Jon Culshaw's breakthrough as an impressionist and comedian came after replicating William Hague and successfully contacting Tony Blair, having a lengthy conversation with the then Prime Minister before a member of staff ended the call. Jon went on to star as a member of the Dead Ringers on BBC Radio 4 from 2000-2007, along with the similarly named BBC Two television show that ran from 2002-2007. A wonderful comedian and impressionist, Jon Culshaw is sure to be a hit with audience members at events.
A perfect personality to perform as an after-dinner speaker, Jon Culshaw's uncanny resemblance to a number of famous personas will take everyone by surprise. If you are interested in hiring, contact Champions Speakers as an official booking agent of Jon Culshaw.
How to hire Jon Culshaw
Contact the Champions Speakers Agency to provisionally enquire about hiring Jon Culshaw for your next event, today. To get in touch, simply call an official booking agent on 0207 1010 553 or email us at [email protected] for more information.
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- 2019 - Sat for Impressionist artist Sherree Valentine Davies for a portrait to mark the opening of the Clarendon Fine Art Gallery
- 2006 - Received an Honorary Fellowship from the University of Central Lancashire
- 2000 - Starred in Dead Ringers
- 1998 - Successfully rang Number 10 Downing Street Impersonating William Hague
- 1998 - Became a regular on the Chris Moyles Afternoon Show on BBC Radio 1
- Appeared in several roles on Dr Who
