Jonathan trained as an actor at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and works across TV, Film, Theatre, Radio and Comedy. Whilst at BOVTS, he received the Patricia Routledge Bursary and was winner of the Newton Blick Award for Versatility. He was a finalist in the BBC Carleton Hobbs Award for Radio.
He plays Joydali in Series 2 of Star Wars: Andor on Disney +, can be seen in The Power on Amazon Prime, and has recently finished filming the satirical British feature film Blueberry Inn alongside Jack Davenport and Sophia di Martino.
His theatre credits include Nick Mohammed’s A Christmas Carol-ish (Soho Place), Romeo & Juliet (AFTLS USA Tour), The Mosinee Project (New Diorama Theatre), Nicholas Nickleby (Bristol Old Vic), Twelfth Night (Kew Gardens) and the Scotsman Fringe First winner Kanpur: 1857 which went on a UK tour in 2026 including Theatre Royal Stratford East, Live Theatre Newcastle, Glasgow Tron, Storytelling Centre Edinburgh.
His highly anticipated debut solo Edinburgh Fringe show Exquisite Corpse (Pleasance Courtyard) enjoyed a sold out and critically acclaimed run, receiving ★★★★★ reviews. “Wonderfully silly, expertly staged, and consistently funny, this debut solo show marks the arrival of a major performing talent on the Fringe circuit” (Edinburgh Reviews).
He was a BBC New Comedy Award Finalist, Musical Comedy Award Finalist and second place in the Leicester Square Theatre Sketch Off competition.
His voice can be heard on two series of the award-winning BBC Radio 4 comedy Time of the Week, which he co-wrote with Lorna Rose Treen. Other audio credits include The Beef and Dairy Network Podcast (Maximum Fun), Soundheap with John-Luke Roberts (Lead Mojo), Hanna (Amazon) and White Lines (Netflix). He’s a trilingual actor working in English, Spanish and Italian.
He is represented by Tessa Schiller at United Agents