Britain's Got Talent 2018 runner-up Robert White has announced a new UK tour and a role in an upcoming CBBC animated series, continuing his success since the ITV show.
New Tour and TV Role
White, who was 41 during his BGT audition and revealed he has Asperger's Syndrome, Autism and Dyslexia, as well as being gay, now performs his latest tour, 'That Gay, Autistic, Keyboard, Tanktop, Comedy Guy!', starting this October. He has warned fans on Instagram to buy tickets quickly due to high demand.
He is also among the writers and performers for CBBC's new animated series, Pablo Next Level, a spin-off of the CBeebies show Pablo, which was the first children's animation to feature an autistic main character. The new series, aimed at five-to-eight-year-olds, is created by a team of young autistic talent and follows Pablo as he navigates mainstream school.
Series Details
A synopsis reads: "From rules that don't always make sense to chaotic corridors, Pablo is navigating this unfamiliar experience one drama at a time, with a little 'help' from his sketchbook diary, his book animal friends and a whole lot of imagination. Pablo may be autistic, but his comedy adventures are relatable to children everywhere."
Other contributors include author and autism activist Rosie King and stand-up comedian Joe Wells.
Pablo Next Level is scheduled to air on CBBC and iPlayer from the week commencing September 5, 2026. Fans can follow White on Instagram at @robertwhitejoke for tour clips.
