Jude Mack
- Actress
- Writer
Jude Mack is a British actor, writer, and director recognized for diverse work across television, film, and theatre. Mack trained at the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art, earning an MFA in Professional Acting in 2021, following a BA in English Literature from the University of Bristol. Early stage roles included performances in classical and contemporary plays such as Much Ado About Nothing and Women Beware Women, showcasing a range and grounding in theatre.
Mack's screen career features notable roles in television series including Such Brave Girls (2023) and I Hate Suzie (2020), The Man Who Fell to Earth (2022), Prime Target and Back in Action (both 2025), and recently in Waiting for the Out. Mack will star in the upcoming season 4 of Ted Lasso.
In addition to acting, Mack is an accomplished writer and director. She co-created and starred in the comedy pilot Amicable, produced by Avalon for BBC Three, which was adapted from queer comedy plays they developed and performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They are actively developing original scripts with several production companies, including a comedy-drama series with BBC Studios and a drama series with Bonafide, and has contributed to a writer's room for a Sky comedy-drama project.
Mack's contributions to contemporary British screen and stage work highlight her as a multifaceted creative force. Their engagement with queer themes and comedy, combined with their classical training, positions them as an emerging talent influencing both performance and storytelling in the entertainment industry. They are represented by Casarotto Ramsay & Associates for their creative endeavors and Deborah Willey at Independent for acting.
Mack's screen career features notable roles in television series including Such Brave Girls (2023) and I Hate Suzie (2020), The Man Who Fell to Earth (2022), Prime Target and Back in Action (both 2025), and recently in Waiting for the Out. Mack will star in the upcoming season 4 of Ted Lasso.
In addition to acting, Mack is an accomplished writer and director. She co-created and starred in the comedy pilot Amicable, produced by Avalon for BBC Three, which was adapted from queer comedy plays they developed and performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They are actively developing original scripts with several production companies, including a comedy-drama series with BBC Studios and a drama series with Bonafide, and has contributed to a writer's room for a Sky comedy-drama project.
Mack's contributions to contemporary British screen and stage work highlight her as a multifaceted creative force. Their engagement with queer themes and comedy, combined with their classical training, positions them as an emerging talent influencing both performance and storytelling in the entertainment industry. They are represented by Casarotto Ramsay & Associates for their creative endeavors and Deborah Willey at Independent for acting.
