Keith Jack

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of swing, jazz. Join Keith for a spectacular celebration of the songs, sounds and style of swing and jazz. From the timeless classics of Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack to Michael Bublé favourites, the songs you know and love, this is an evening packed with style, charm and entertainment. With his distinctive Scottish character and captivating voice, Keith brings his own unique twist to the world of swing, creating a night of music, memories and plenty of toe tapping fun.

Come along and swing the night away!

Keith Jack is a leading Scottish actor and vocalist, who came runner-up in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s search for Joseph on BBC One’s Any Dream Will Do.

Theatre credits include Joseph and The Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat(UK Tour); Charlie in Only The Brave (Edinburgh Festival); Alistair in Sincerely, Mr Toad(Edinburgh/Greenwich); Ralph Rackstraw in HMS Pinafore (UK Tour); Sparky in Forever Plaid (St James Theatre, London); Ally in Sunshine on Leith and Frederick in Noises Off (Pitlochry Festival Theatre). Keith also played Nick Piazza in the 30th anniversary West End production of Fame.

Pantomime credits include the title role in Dick Whittington (Maidstone); Prince in Sleeping Beauty(Ipswich Regent/Glasgow Kings); the title role in Peter Pan (His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen); Prince Charming in Cinderella(Whitley Bay/Horsham/Newark); the title role in Aladdin (King’s Theatre, Glasgow) and The Prince in Snow White (Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks). Keith has appeared in more than 16 pantomimes.

Concert appearances include performing for HM The Queen at the Parliament Picnic and for the Spanish Royal Family, as well as The Great Scot Awards, Choices for Life, Lauder Live, BBC 2’s Friday Night Is Music Night and Music, Music. Keith currently performs with Dreamcoat Stars. TV credits include When Joseph Met Maria(BBC Christmas Special) and I’d Do Anything(guest appearance).

Recording credits include the soundtrack to the award-winning film The Dreams of Kings and the radio play Unholiest Order. Keith’s first studio album, This Time, went straight into the Top 20, followed by An Evening at the Musicalsand A Little Bit More of Me, both reaching the Top 30. He completed three sell-out UK tours of these albums. Keith also features on John Barrowman’s Music, Music, Music, as well as the cast recordings of Sincerely, Mr Toad and Only The Brave. His fourth album, Movie Nights, features classic songs from iconic movies.

Other credits include John Barrowman’s album tour at Hammersmith Apollo; Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Birthday Concert at Hyde Park; BBC Songs of Praise; and An Evening of Movies and Musicalswith John Owen Jones and Ruthie Henshall. Keith has also performed alongside Ruthie Henshall, Joe McElderry and headlined Aberdeen’s Hogmanay Street Party alongside Sandi Thom and Amy MacDonald.