Tim FitzHigham

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Tim FitzHigham is a Perrier nominated, multi-award winning comedian, explorer, presenter, and author. Among numerous TV credits as a comedian, he has presented several documentaries for BBC 1 and Super Human Challenge for CBBC. Tim has written and performed in two series of The Gambler, for Radio 4 based on his hugely-successful 2011 Edinburgh Fringe show, whilst keeping up his many stage and film appearances.

Selected Credits (See Full Credits)

Flanders & Swann (Theatre and Live Performance)

as Michael Flanders with Duncan Walsh-Atkins as Donald Swann

2003 - 2022

National Tour, International Festivals

Zapped (Series 1 and 2) (Television)

Musician (Fenton Breem)

2016 - 2018

Dave/Baby Cow

BBC New Comedy (Radio)

Presenter

2015 - 2017

BBC Radio Norfolk

The Windsors (Series 1) (Television)

King Arthur

2016

Channel 4 / NOHO Film

Friday Night Is Music Night (Radio)

as Michael Flanders with Duncan Walsh-Atkins as Donald Swann

2009 - 2015

BBC R4

Podcasts

A Tale of Two Selbys

We are John Hastings (CAN) and Tim FitzHigham FRSA FRGS (UK): broadcasters and now podcasters. We have been generously supported by the above organisations to make a series of video/audio podcasts that aim to open communication between Selby, Ontario, Canada and Selby, Yorkshire, England.

The two places share a name, our aim is to find out what else they have in common. In a time when people are locked down and communicating less, we aim to see if we can start a new communication, exchange ideas, create connections and provide an opportunity for two communities to learn about the history that may bind them together.

Watch and or Listen to the Journey of two dumb friends doing a nice thing.

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Podcast Guest Appearances

The Moth Radio Hour: Put To The Test

In this hour, stories of testing one's own limitations and discovering new wells of strength and resolve. This episode is hosted by Moth Senior Director Meg Bowles. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media.