Press clippings Page 30
Lenny Henry is to stay in £29 inns
Millionaire Lenny Henry will spend five months living in £29 hotel rooms - because of his TV ads deal.
Colin Robertson, The Sun, 12th January 2011Critic's comedy choice 2011: Lenny Henry on tour
The comedian's latest show, Cradle to Rave, is autobiographical - and a bold departure from previous work.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 3rd January 2011Q&A: Lenny Henry
Who'd play me in a film of my life? Trevor McDonald.
Rosanna Greenstreet, The Guardian, 4th December 2010Lenny Henry interview
After a painful - yet astonishingly friendly - divorce, Lenny Henry is smiling again. But when did the problems begin?
Chrissy Iley, The Telegraph, 30th November 2010Video: Lenny Henry returns to stand-up
The energetic comic, Lenny Henry tells BBC Breakfast about returning to the stage in his life story "Cradle to Rave", mixing humour with his life-long love of music.
Lenny's tour begins in January and he'll also host the new BBC magic show "The Magicians" later in the New Year.
BBC News, 29th November 2010The stand-up show has reached its sixth series and kicks off with some trusty names. Mock the Week regular Sean Lock is the host and dishes out gags about the perils of people wanting to try on your glasses and - that old topic that just about anyone can relate to - having children. He introduces Liverpudlian John Bishop, whose own comedy series was shown on BBC One in the summer. Over the following five episodes we can expect to see Dara O Briain, Lenny Henry, Jon Richardson and Shappi Khorsandi among those taking the stage.
Catherine Gee, The Telegraph, 24th November 2010Dawn French in new relationship
Comic Dawn French has revealed she is in her first steady relationship since divorcing Lenny Henry.
The Sun, 17th November 2010Lenny Henry jokes about comparison with X factor Paije
Lenny Henry laughed off Louis Walsh's X Factor comments as he made an appearance last night.
Evening Standard, 8th November 2010Dawn French: Lenny Henry and I are still best friends
Comedy star Dawn French said she remained "the best of mates" with ex-husband Lenny Henry despite the couple's divorce earlier this week.
Evening Standard, 29th October 2010The man who once joked that he would have to assassinate Lenny Henry to have any chance of having his own show manages to do so without resorting to wetwork. Although - has anyone seen Len on the telly recently? Hmmm... I always try and appraise sketch shows without resorting to the cliché of "hit and miss", and always fail. Maybe that's because it's so, so true...
Scott Matthewman, The Stage, 29th October 2010