Flip Webster

Actor and comedian · Ludwig Series 1 guest

Episode role independently listedBiography draft · image rights

British Comedy Guide lists Webster as Mrs Bowen in Ludwig Series 1, Episode 3. Roger Carey Associates lists her on its current actor roster.

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Biography

Comedy, drama and stage work

Flip Webster is a British actor and comedian with work across television, radio and theatre. The British Comedy Guide traces comedy performances from the late 1980s through Ludwig in 2024, including ensemble work on Paul Merton – The Series and appearances in Gigglebiz, Witless and The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin.

In a 2018 interview about playing the Duchess in Don Carlos, Webster discussed building a character from the text and researching the play’s historical setting. Her professional work extends beyond screen appearances: Equity’s 2017 annual report names her chair of its Women’s Committee.

Selected work

Screen, radio and theatre

British Comedy Guide’s credits list Webster as Doris the Destroyer in The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin, DJ’s Nan in Witless, an ensemble actor in Gigglebiz, and a performer in radio comedies Cabin Pressure and Giles Wemmbley Hogg Goes Off. It also credits her with additional material and ensemble acting on Live on Arrival in 1988.

The 2018 Don Carlos interview identifies her role as the Duchess in a production that played Exeter Northcott, Nuffield Southampton Theatres and Rose Theatre Kingston. These examples are a selection, not a complete filmography or stage chronology.

Television credit

Ludwig

Performer: Flip Webster
Role: Mrs Bowen
Record: Series 1 Episode 3

British Comedy Guide’s episode listing identifies Webster as Mrs Bowen. See the Casebook’s Series 1, Episode 3 cast record. The spelling and placement of the on-screen end credit should be checked against an authorised episode copy.

Artwork and photographs

Original fan-art portrait

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Skills

Performance range, not a casting claim

Her documented work spans comic and dramatic acting in several media. A role or accent performed on screen does not establish a current casting skill. Accents, languages, singing, movement and other specialist details await an authorised current CV.

Training

Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

A performer-attributed IMDb mini-biography says Webster trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. That page does not establish a specific course or graduation year, so neither is supplied here. A school or current agency record would strengthen this training detail.

Recognition and industry work

Comedy nomination and Equity service

The British Comedy Guide lists a 2015 London SketchFest Best New Act nomination for the duo Flip & Maggie; it is not represented as a solo acting award. Equity’s 2017 annual report names Webster chair of the union’s Women’s Committee, documenting work on representation within the profession as well as performance.

Representation

Roger Carey Associates

Roger Carey Associates’ current actor roster includes Flip Webster and provides the agency’s professional contact route. Representation may change; use the current roster rather than an old contact listing. The Casebook does not publish private contact information.

Source trail

Episode, performance and union records

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