Andrew White

Andrew White is a comedian and writer with “charisma to burn and an eye for sharp punchlines” (British Comedy Guide)

His 2026 hit Edinburgh Fringe show, What a Life!, played to sell out crowds and garnered glowing reviews from the Times, Telegraph, Scotsman, Chortle and many more, as well as a nomination for Best New Show at the Leicester Comedy Festival.

Andrew works for all the top clubs and festivals in the UK and is also a popular choice as a support act when he’s not touring his own work, opening for the likes of Rhys James, Harriet Kemsley, Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Jason Manford.

Away from live work, Andrew has built up a strong social media presence (12m+ Views, 2m+ likes); launched an award-nominated radio show (Pulse of the Nation on FUBAR Radio), and written for TV shows such as Mock the Week (TLC / BBC2), Unacceptable (TLC), and Julian Clary’s I Don’t Do… (BBC Radio 4).

Andrew is also a much sought after comedian for corporate events having performed sets and hosting duties for clients such as ITC Infotech, The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, Pacific Life Re, Utility Warehouse, Terracycle, The Dorset Care Awards, and The British Army.

PRAISE FOR ‘What a Life!’ (2026)

★★★★★ “A marvellous hour of cutting-edge comedy from a highly accomplished stand-up” (StandupCom Magazine)

★★★★½ "An hour of hard, life-affirming laughs from a place of real heart" (Chortle)

★★★★ "Thoroughly funny and gorgeously sad" (The Times)

★★★★ "The lad’s a charmer, with real mainstream appeal; I was reduced to tears by this buoyant big-hearted show" (The Telegraph)

★★★★ "A moving and consistently funny hour" (The Scotsman)

★★★★ “An accomplished performer, with exquisite comic sensibility and flair for storytelling” (One4Review)

★★★★ "Charming, funny and brilliant" (Binge Fringe)

★★★★ "A born performer" (Beyond the Joke)

"The closing section is essentially a masterclass in how to end a Fringe hour... One of the comedy highlights of the year (British Comedy Guide)

“Very exciting & very funny… definitely one to watch” (Joe Lycett)

“Charity shop clothes but gags from Harrods” (Julian Clary)

“Go see him, he’s sublime” (Maisie Adam)

“F★★king funny” (Kiri Pritchard-McLean)

“Outrageously funny” (Broadway World)