Jak Malone graduated with a BA Acting from LIPA, in his native Merseyside.

Jak currently enjoys rave reviews in his West End debut, playing Hester in Operation Mincemeat at the Fortune Theatre. He has received critical acclaim for his performance:

★★★★ The Guardian: “the MVP of the five-strong cast remains Jak Malone, who brings effortless distinction to his vastly different roles, from a doughty submarine captain to a camp, creepy coroner. But it’s as Hester Leggett, MI5’s long-serving matron figure, that he steals the show..”

★★★★★ Financial Times: “Among the excellent performers — if I had to commend just one, it would be Malone for his razzamatazz number as the ghoulish pathologist Bernard Spilsbury, his poignant love song as spinster secretary Hester Leggett and his jolly John Barrowman-esque turn as an American airman.”

★★★★ WhatsOnStage: “Jak Malone is a real find, delivering with broad yet precise brush strokes, roles as diverse as an improbably glitzy pathologist, a hearty American pilot, and a genteel, lonely, unexpectedly touching female civil servant.”

Further stage credits include Operation Mincemeat (Riverside Studios / Southwark Playhouse / New Diorama Theatre); A Clockwork Orange (Everyman Theatre, Liverpool); and Terrible Tales of Horrible Horror (Hope Street Theatre).

Workshops include Benny & Joon (Larry Hirchhorn); Grayson: The Musical (National Theatre).

Jak co-founded his own theatre company, Arm and a Leg Theatre, and is an active supporter & creator of community theatre in Liverpool.