Jason Peck has a background as a professional actor, writer and comedian. He began his acting career working internationally with the West Sussex County Youth Theatre before training at The Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts Ltd. He worked in both Europe and the UK performing in new and classical plays.

As an actor he appeared in new works such as "The Ostrich and The Dolphin" (St. John's College Theatre, Cambridge), and "Skeleton Woman, Lady Death" (The Lion & Unicorn Theatre) as well as Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Bushey Open Air Theatre).

As an improviser he performed with The Spontaneity Shop in Keith Johnstone's "Micetro" (The Cockpit Theatre) and with The Real Lies Theatre Company in "Hello Something Else Goodbye" (The Washington). He also regularly performed with The Abandon Theatre Company in their improvisational show "Your Line or Mine?"

Jason was a writer and performer on London's longest-running satirical sketch comedy show "Newsrevue" (The Canal Café Theatre). He also wrote material for the award-winning Brighton-based sketch comedy show "The Treason Show" (The Komedia).

He wrote and performed a one-man show in 2004, "Please Stop Trying To Kill Me, Dad", which went to The Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The Sunday Herald said that it was “a funny, engaging and sad monologue.”

In 2005 he was invited to join The Global Comedy Network teaming up with top speakers and comedians from the United States, South Africa and Australia to promote innovative techniques in the field.