Born in Port Talbot to the only Jewish family in the area, [1] Bennett Arron moved to London to attend the drama school, the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts.
After leaving drama school he formed the sketch group 4-Ply and toured venues around the country, appearing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
[3] In the programme he proved how easy it is to carry out the crime by dumpster diving and social engineering.
He was also one of the main writers on two children's series; The Slammer (BBC One) and Genie in the House (the highest rated programme on Nickelodeon.)
Most recently Bennett was a presenter on BBC Three Counties Radio and he presented the BBC Wales Radio Documentary Bennett Arron's Cymru Knish He has been described as "Genuinely Original and Funny" by The Times and "One of the best on the Circuit..... a Welsh Seinfeld" by The Guardian.