Henry Widdicombe
- Producer, stand-up comedian, promoter, executive producer and writer
Press clippings
Topical panel show 'What Just Happened?' returns to BBC Radio Wales
Topical comedy panel show What Just Happened?, hosted by Robin Morgan and featuring regular panellist Kiri Pritchard-McLean, returns to BBC Radio Wales for a second series this May.
British Comedy Guide, 29th April 2024Artists selected for Comedy Artist Development Programme announced
5 individual artists and one duo have been selected for the programme run by S4C, Channel 4 and Little Wander. Edward Easton, Leroy Brito and Mari & Lowri Izzard will work with Channel 4; and Caryl Burke, Iestyn Jones and Laurie Watts will work with S4C.
The National (Wales), 19th March 2024Welsh comedy artist development scheme launched
Channel 4, S4C and Little Wander are collaborating to seek out and support new comedy talent in Wales.
British Comedy Guide, 4th December 2023'What Just Happened?' returns to Radio Wales for end-of-year special
BBC Radio Wales panel show What Just Happened? is returning to the airwaves on New Year's Eve, to look back at 2023.
British Comedy Guide, 30th November 2023Under The Tweets returns for Series 2
Online comedy series Under The Tweets, in which the social media actions of comedians are examined, is back for a second run.
British Comedy Guide, 26th September 2023The Sean Lock Comedy Award launched by Channel 4
Channel 4 has announced The Sean Lock Comedy Award, which will showcase talented new writers and performers "who embody the alternative comedic spirit of Sean and Channel 4".
British Comedy Guide, 17th July 2023Radio Wales to broadcast satirical panel show 'What Just Happened?'
Robin Morgan and Kiri Pritchard-McLean will front What Just Happened?, a satirical panel show for BBC Radio Wales.
British Comedy Guide, 26th May 2023BBC Wales orders topical panel show and stand-up showcase
Kiri Pritchard-McLean is to present BBC One Wales panel show pilot What Just Happened? and stand-up series Live From Barry Island.
British Comedy Guide, 4th March 2022Machynlleth Festival plans to keep people laughing
Living through a global pandemic it may feel like there is not much to smile, let alone laugh about at the moment. But a town in mid Wales is trying to lift everyone's spirits by hosting a comedy festival during lockdown.
BBC, 1st May 2020Machynlleth: the best festival you've never heard of
James Acaster has a message for anyone reading this article and thinking of going to the Machynlleth Comedy Festival. "Do not go to the Machynlleth Comedy Festival."
Ben Williams, i Newspaper, 26th April 2017