Birds of Paradise Theatre Company

Scotland's touring theatre company promoting disabled artists and supporting the arts sector

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Jack Hunter Nicholson

Board member

Jack graduated from the BA (Hons) Drama and Performance at Queen Margaret University in 2017.

TV credits include: Annika (Black Camel Pictures).

Theatre credits include: Swimming For Beginners (Graeae Theatre Company/ British Council/ Owlspot Theatre (Tokyo, Japan); Cost of Living (Hampstead Theatre); All You Need is LSD (Told By An Idiot/ Birmingham Rep) and Let Me Play the Lion Too (Told By An Idiot/ Barbican Centre).

Radio work includes Bartholomew Abominations (Naked Productions/ Graeae Theatre/ BBC Radio 4).

Jack has also performed his own comedic and poetical works at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and on the BBC Social.

Headshot of Jack Hunter. A white man in his late 20s. Short brown, curlyish hair, with a slight smile.

Productions featuring Jack Hunter Nicholson

One of Two
August 2022
Writer & performer
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Projects featuring Jack Hunter Nicholson

Disabled Playwrights Support
2026
Supported playwright
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BOP on the Wire
Jan - June 2020
Co-host
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Articles featuring Jack Hunter Nicholson

Five people are posing for a group photo in front of black brick wall with black curtains on the right. The person in the front is seated in a wheelchair, and the other four are standing behind him in a horizontal line. To the far left is a white man wearing a muted purple zip-up hoodie, black pants, dark grey sneakers, and black framed glasses. His hands are in his front pockets as he looks at the camera. Next to him is a man with light skin, brown hair, wearing a white knit hat, black glasses, and a blue button up. The central person is seated in a blue-wheeled wheelchair, is light-skinned, and wears a bright yellow sweater over a collared shirt, jeans, and black-framed glasses with a large smile. To the right of the wheelchair is a Black woman with her hair styled into a high bun and wearing black-framed glasses, a zipper jacket with a white and black floral pattern, black pants, white socks and sneakers. To the far right is a white woman with her hair in a low bun, wearing a light purple shirt, high waisted denim jeans, and dark grey sneakers. The floor is dark grey industrial carpet.
Blog 27 Feb 2025

Dev days at The Sunshine Spa

At the end of February 2025 we spent a few days in a room with playwright Simon Jay and actors Fatima Jawara and Jack […]

Jack and his sister Bec. Jack's arm is round his sisters shoulder, he stoops slightly to be more at her height as she sits in her wheelchair. They look very alike, in almost matching black rimmed glasses and similar dark brown hair, though Bec has a blond streak and her hair is shoulder length. They are both smiling widely.
Blog 21 May 2019

You’ve Got to Be Ballsy

Stories from the Front Line of Cerebral Palsy You’ve Got to Be Ballsy: Stories from the Front Line of Cerebral Palsy is a film […]