Jonathan Biggins

Corporate MC, Satirist, Comic Actor

An award-winning MC and keynote speaker, delivering witty, sophisticated satire for conferences, product launches, charity events and corporate functions. Jonathan combines sharp humour, music and original material to create engaging and memorable experiences for audiences.

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Jonathan Biggins is a Sydney-based actor, director, writer, corporate speaker, MC and corporate entertainer. He is a founder of the Wharf Revue, co-creating its acclaimed satirical productions since 2000, and has played roles including Peter Sellers in Ying Tong and Koko in The Mikado. Jonathan has also directed the Australian productions of Avenue Q and Noises Off and written for Good Weekend for seven years.

Jonathan is widely recognised as one of Australia’s most polished corporate performers. He has hosted televised events including the AFI Awards, APRA Awards and Helpmann Awards, as well as product launches, charity events, and multiple national and international conferences for leading organisations.

Whether as a straight MC, keynote speaker, or part of a sophisticated entertainment package, Jonathan delivers witty, engaging, and highly tailored performances. With a focus on political and social satire, he can provide original material designed to reflect the client’s organisation or event, combining music, humour and incisive commentary for an unforgettable audience experience.

Excellent. His skit was extremely well received (some people thought he was Paul Keating) and his performance as MC was faultless. University of Newcastle
Highly professional, versatile, flexible, engaging, creative, entertaining, humorous... and intelligent! The best MC one could ever ask for. Due to his popularity with our audience, Jonathan has performed a few MC roles for the AMP Conferences, and time and time again, he has proved to be an excellent investment, consistently rating 'Excellent' in delegate feedback. His wit is unsurpassed and ability to think on his feet has saved us from some awkward situations. AMP