• One of Two

    Independent Arts Projects, 2024
    • Writer
    • Actor
    • Theatre
    • Winner of the Summerhall Mary Dick Award (2022)
    • Nominated for Best Production (Scottish Theatre Awards at the Fringe) (2022)

    Photo Credit: Kat Gollock, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, September 2023.

    One-man comedy-drama about two twins growing up with cerebral palsy: Bec (a wheelchair user) and Jack (who walks with a limp). Each twin had a very different experience navigating life.

    Join Jack as he steps back in time, reliving squabbles with his old womb-mate Bec. All whilst battling against societal attitudes and his own emotional darkside: in the form of a well-known disabled Sith Lord. In this true tale of twins growing up, their unique bond is tested as they steer through the trials and tribulations of childhood and school – honking at bullies and overthrowing the low expectations foisted upon them. An inspiring* solo show with sketch and spoken word, that celebrates disability and diversity.

    *Inspiration not guaranteed.

    • 4 stars Broadway Baby
    • 4 stars Broadway World
    • 4 stars Corr Blimey
    • 4 stars Neurodiverse Review
    • 4 stars The Scotsman
    • 4 stars The Wee Review
    • 4 stars The Quintessential Review

    Articulated with a charm, humour and light-touch use of film and visual images that mark Hunter’s arrival as a major presence in Scottish theatre.

    Joyce McMillan
    The Scotsman

    Trailer Credit: Sandy Butler.

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  • The Wolves at the Door

    A Play, A Pie and A Pint (Co-produced with Traverse Theatre), 2024
    • Writer
    • Theatre

    Photo Credit: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan, Oran Mor, Glasgow, September 2024.

    It’s 2023. Amidst a cold snap, the cost-of-living crisis has hit and global energy prices are spiralling.

    Daniel is reading his daughter ‘The Three Little Pigs’, but his life is anything but a fairytale. Little does he know, two “wolves” will soon be banging on his door to pay him an unexpected visit. Can Daniel repel these unwanted visitors and keep his daughter safe, or will his life come tumbling down?

    The Wolves at the Door is a dark comedy that takes aim at corporate greed and questions the kindness of strangers.

    • 4 stars The Scotsman
    • 4 stars Broadway World
    • 4 stars Corr Blimey

    Achingly funny… a clever and hugely entertaining alarm-bell of a play about the way we live now, and the ways in which harsh and unforgiving times begin to change us all.

    Joyce McMillan
    The Scotsman
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  • Flight of the Pupniks

    Manipulate Arts & Vanishing Point, 2025
    • Writer
    • Deviser
    • Theatre
    • Manipulate Arts & Vanishing Point: Visual Performance & Puppetry Fund 2025-2026

    Image Credit: Manipulate Arts/ Vanishing Point,2025

    After the launch of Sputnik (in 1957) the first satellite into space, the starting pistol in the space race between the USA and the Soviet Union was fired. Little did stray dogs Belka and Strelka know their names would soon be written in the stars.

    The pair’s successful mission of being the first animals to return from orbit alive paved the way for the first human space flight of cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, in 1961. But this was not the end of the story…

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  • Spoken Word

    Poetry Events & Art Festivals, 2024
    • Writer
    • Poetry
    • Highland Slam Champion, I Am Loud (2023)
    • 3rd Place Scottish Grand Slam Final, Glasgow Comedy Festival (2024)
    Photo Credit: Katie Ailes, The Bike Shed, 2023.

    Jack has performed at many events with I Am Loud Poets. In 2023, Hunter won the I Am Loud Highland Heat Slam. He went on to compete in the I Am Loud Grand Slam Final at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

    Jack placed third in the Scottish Grand Slam Final  at the Britannia Panopticon in Glasgow (2024). Jack has also performed his poetry at music festivals such as Fynefest and Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival.

    Jack is also part of the performance group The Grim Collective. The group is a collaboration with musician and composer Nik Paget-Tomlinson. A fusion of spoken word and live music.

    Jack’s poetical style is a surrealist and satirical blend that aims to provoke and amuse audiences in equal measure. See videos below to get a wee taste.

    Video Credit: I Am Loud, 2024.

    Video Credit: I Am Loud, 2024.

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  • Lie Back & Think of the Highlands

    Unlimited & Eden Court Theatre, 2024
    • Facilitator
    • Theatre

    Image Credit: Imogen Reiter, 2024.

    Co-led by Jack Hunter & Imogen Reiter, Lie Back and Think of the Highlands was a devised theatre project centred involving LGBTQ+ and disabled young people. The project aimed to empower participants to explore their own creativity and develop new theatrical skills through experimentation and play.

    Participants were invited to take part in a series of professionally-led workshops (including writing, acting, improvising) in order to build their own stories, with the ultimate goal of performing a final group performance piece to an audience.

    An Unlimited UK Partner Award 2023 commission with Eden Court, Inverness.

    Thanks to all the staff at Eden Court.

    I don’t have drama in my school. This experience gave me some knowledge on what I would like to do for my future career… I really enjoyed this experience and I will remember it.

    Project Participant
    Lie Back & Think of the Highlands.

    Image Credit: Chak Hin Leng, 2024.

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Showreel

Jack Hunter Showreel, 2024.
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Get in touch

Jack is always keen to collaborate and work on new projects.

You can get in touch via hello@jackhunter.uk.

Representation

Please visit Infinity Artists for acting availability requests.