Stand-up comedian · 1972–2010

Jason Wood

Also known as Jason Robert Wood

Who Jason Wood is

Jason Wood was a British musical comedian from Luton whose imposing voice powered uncannily accurate impersonations of performers from Cher to Morrissey. A regular at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from his 2001 debut and a frequent headliner of comedy clubs at home and abroad, he represented England at a United Nations comedy festival in South Africa and competed on the first series of Strictly Come Dancing in 2004. He had a showman's eye for turning anything into material: when The Scotsman gave his 2006 Fringe show a one-star review, his next posters proudly quoted 'A star — The Scotsman'. He died in February 2010 at thirty-eight.

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At a glance

Born
1972
Died
2010
From
Luton
Stand-up specials
My Anus Horribilis
On screen
Strictly Come Dancing and The Underdog Show

Specials, shows and podcasts

Stand-up specials

On screen

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Career timeline

  1. 1972Born
  2. 2004Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One, 2004) On screen
  3. 2008The Underdog Show (Living TV, 2008) On screen
  4. 2010Died

Questions and answers

What stand-up specials has Jason Wood released?

My Anus Horribilis.

What TV shows and films are they in?

Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One, 2004) and The Underdog Show (Living TV, 2008).

Where is Jason Wood from?

From Luton.

How old was Jason Wood?

Jason Wood was born in 1972 and died in 2010.

Who are some comedians like them?

Bill Bailey (also in Strictly Come Dancing), Chris McCausland (also in Strictly Come Dancing), Chris Ramsey (also in Strictly Come Dancing), Eddie Kadi (also in Strictly Come Dancing) and Josh Widdicombe (also in Strictly Come Dancing).

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Updated · the record checked 13 November 2026