Writing
Jon Brittain
Born
1987-05-22 (39)
Place of birth
Chester, Cheshire, England, UK
Known for
Writing
Credits
3 titles
Jon Brittain (born May 1987) is an Olivier Award-winning playwright, comedy writer and director who was born in Chester in the northwest of England and grew up in the Netherlands.[1] He graduated from the University of East Anglia with a BA in 2008.[2] His play Rotterdam received its world premiere at Theatre503 in October 2015[3] and subsequently received an Off West End Award nomination for Best New Play.[4] In 2017, the play won an Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement In An Affiliate Theatre.[5] He was also nominated for the Evening Standard's Charles Wintour Award for the Most Promising Playwright.[6] Previously, he co-wrote and directed the hit show Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soh…
Known for
Baby Reindeer debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2019 and later transferred to the Bush Theatre in London for a five week run. When Richard Gadd offers a free cup of tea to a stranger, what appears to be a trivial interaction has ramifications far wider than he could ever have imagined. An unmissable debut play and chilling personal narrative exploring obsession, delusion, and the aftermath of a chance encounter. Would later be developed to the hit Netflix show.
Baby Reindeer Play
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A film by Jon Brittain & Matthew Highton
The Voice
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NRJanine Harouni’s second stand up special filmed at London’s Theatre Royal Stratford East
Janine Harouni: Man'oushe
2026
Behind the camera
Baby Reindeer debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2019 and later transferred to the Bush Theatre in London for a five week run. When Richard Gadd offers a free cup of tea to a stranger, what appears to be a trivial interaction has ramifications far wider than he could ever have imagined. An unmissable debut play and chilling personal narrative exploring obsession, delusion, and the aftermath of a chance encounter. Would later be developed to the hit Netflix show.
Baby Reindeer Play
—
A film by Jon Brittain & Matthew Highton
The Voice
—
NRJanine Harouni’s second stand up special filmed at London’s Theatre Royal Stratford East
Janine Harouni: Man'oushe
2026
