Jonny Woolley is a Canadian director, writer, producer and graphic designer from Stratford, Ontario, based in London, England. Working primarily in comedy, his career spans film, television and live performance, with a particular emphasis on devised comedy, clowning and improvisation. Woolley is a co-founder of Stamptown and co-creator of its internationally touring live variety show, established in 2015. He served as co-creator, executive producer and writer of *Stamptown* (2026), the Netflix comedy special, and *Jack Tucker: Comedy Standup Hour* (2026), having previously directed and co-written the original Jack Tucker stage production. His theatrical career includes directing and devising work with performers such as Josh Glanc, Viggo Venn and Adam Flood, alongside live sound collaborations with Julia Masli, Garry Starr and Natalie Palamides. He is known for developing an improvisational approach to live sound direction, using music and sound effects to shape performances in real time. Alongside his stage and screen work, Woolley is an award-winning graphic designer specialising in comedy and theatre, with two Edinburgh Comedy Poster Awards.
