Press clippings
These computer generated posters of comedians will give you nightmares
Artificial intelligence is getting good at generating images... but it's not perfect yet. Comedy writer and performer David Reed has demonstrated this by getting a computer to generate posters for some well-known comedians, and posting the results on Twitter. Prepare to have nightmares...
British Comedy Guide, 13th October 2022Three alternative Shakespeare shows
Three alternative Shakespeare shows at Edinburgh Festival 2022...
Caro Moses, ThreeWeeks, 3rd August 2022Underbelly adds more Edinburgh shows
Underbelly has announced a further 25 shows to go on sale for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Beyond The Joke, 7th June 2022Fringe 10x10: Ten shows inspired by Shakespeare
Bard boys stick together.
Chortle, 15th July 2019Review: The Maltings Comedy Club
Three class acts, enjoyed by the audience.
Carla Phillips, Fakenham Times, 10th February 2019Interview: Tim Fitzhigham - Flanders and Swann
Flanders and Swann interview.
Rosie Gillott, Fresh Air, 24th August 2016Review: This Is Your Trial
My experience being a jury member at a comedy criminal trial.
Katie King, Legal Cheek, 7th June 2016Tim FitzHigham on digging those odds
The furthest back I've gone so far is around [the year] 1450, and I've researched all the weirdest bets that I could find in the whole of human history from that point forward. I've looked at them and I've gone out and tried to win them.
Casino.org, 8th May 2016Review: Tim Fitzhigham: The Gambler
Some of the material here is duplicated from the radio show, but Fitzhigham has an energetic and compelling presence that gives it new life and some short films of the tasks are equally entertaining.
Jo Beggs, The Reviews Hub, 19th February 2016Interview: Tim FitzHigham on The Gambler
Comedian Tim FitzHigham first performed his show The Gambler in 2011. As he starts a new UK tour of the show and a version is also playing on Radio 4, FitzHigham spoke to Glen Pearce about the show, the historical challenges and being the first person after Queen Victoria to have a toilet named after him.
Glen Pearce, The Reviews Hub, 8th February 2016