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Lenny Henry
News and opinions about TV actor Lenny Henry. According to Wikipedia: Lenworth George Henry, CBE, better known as Lenny Henry, is an English entertainer.
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51-year-old comedian turned actor collects London Evening Standard theatre award for debut Shakespearean role as OthelloHe might be 51 and recognised by just about everybody in Britain but, in theatrical terms, Lenny Henry is something of a novice which is why he today picked up the rather incongruous prize of best newcomer.Henry, who won for Othello, was given the prize at a ceremony in central London for the London Evening Standard theatre...
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Lenny Henry's back as Othello... this time on Radio 4Halifax Evening CourierCOMIC Lenny Henry is to reprise his award-winning role as tragic Shakespearian Othello in a BBC radio version of the Northern Broadsides ...
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Times OnlineComedian Lenny Henry wins best stage newcomer prizeBBC NewsComedian Lenny Henry has been named outstanding newcomer at the London Evening Standard theatre awards. The 51-year-old was recognised for his portrayal of ...Lenny Henry wins best newcomer accolade in London Evening Standard theatre awardsguardian.co.ukLenny Henry wins newcomer gong at London Evening Standard Theatre AwardsTimes OnlineLenny Henry wins theatre awardThe...
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Midland comedian Lenny Henry to join Birmingham's Walk of StarsBirminghamMail.netHE has been treading the boards as Shakespeare's Othello, but now thousands of Brummies will be walking over Lenny Henry after he was added to the city's ...Lenny has stars in his eyesDudley Newsall 3 news articles »
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He once joked that British TV couldn't cope with more than one black comedian at a time – now Stephen K Amos is getting his own BBC series. And he hasn't even had to kill Lenny Henry, he explainsThere's a perfectly timed moment in one of Stephen K Amos's earlier routines: "The ultimate goal is to have my own TV show," he tells the audience. "But, as we all know, the BBC have a diversity policy. Apparently I have to wait for Lenny Henry to die...
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