Tim FitzHigham

Tim FitzHigham is a multifaceted comedian, author, and explorer known for his world record-breaking feats and contributions to stage, screen, and radio. After gaining recognition at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with his sketch comedy group ‘Infinite Number of Monkeys’ and earning a nomination for the Perrier Comedy Award for Best Newcomer in 1999, Tim FitzHigham quickly established a distinctive career. The following year, his production company, Infinite Number of Monkeys, was honored with a Spirit of the Fringe Award. Throughout his career, FitzHigham’s live shows have received consistent critical acclaim, frequently featured as Critic’s Choice in major newspapers, with subjects ranging from the Kama Sutra to Morris dancing, showcasing his versatility as a comedian and performer.

His involvement with the project began in 2017, and in 2023, he led the discovery of a wooden floor at the Guildhall theatre, believed to have been present during Shakespeare’s performances. Additionally, he mentored the BBC Essex new comedy project in 2017, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to nurturing new talent in the arts.