Liam Williams
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Latitude Festival comedy review: Liam Williams
The Guardian's favourite guy - or rather, as he keen to point out, a Guardian comedy reviewer's favourite guy - Liam Williams set out an hour of pessimism and alternately self-hating and society-hating tirades in the Cabaret tent.
Molly Stewart, Giggle Beats, 19th July 2015Liam Williams webchat at MIF - post your questions now
Live from Manchester international festival, outsider comedian Liam Williams will be answering your questions on Monday 6 July from 2.15pm BST onwards - post them in the comments below.
Liam Williams, The Guardian, 3rd July 2015Edinburgh preview: Liam Williams
The other day somebody tweeted that I had written that Liam Williams' last show Capitalism was my number one comedy show of 2014. I didn't say that, The Guardian's Brian Logan did. But I do think that Williams is special.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 2nd July 2015Live at Parliament Square review
Liam Williams does a fine job as MC at Occupy London's comedy gig, alongside cracking gags from Ahir Shah and dark sketches from Gein's Family Giftshop.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 6th May 2015Review: The Big Green Comedy Show fundraiser
Red Redmond already exhibits an unbridled enthusiasm towards delivering absolute gold blend comedy to Manchester - Liam Williams now, Mae Martin next.
Molly Stewart, Giggle Beats, 26th April 2015This week's new live comedy
Previews of Stewart Francis, Liam Williams and Josh Howie.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 18th April 2015Review: Liam Williams. Capitalism, Glasgow
Although a political movement might be the name of the cerebral show, the format is much more physical with satirical homage to the film Fight Club. Liam Williams sees himself as a depressive, Kinder Bueno-chomping, left-wing activist, although his "activism" often results in a more passive approach.
Marianne Gunn, The Herald, 23rd March 2015Interview: Liam Williams talks politics ahead
An uncomfortable coalition of hope and apathy formed the backdrop for Liam Williams' 2014 Fringe show Capitalism, which returns to Scotland this month at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival.
Jenni Ajderian, The Skinny, 19th March 2015Liam Williams on Caroline Aherne
'The Bambi-eyed princess of northern naturalism'.
Liam Williams, The Guardian, 18th February 2015Liam Williams: Leicester Comedy Festival review
Bad nights. Everyone's had them. And last night it was the turn of astonishingly articulate Liam Williams to have a less-than-spectacular evening.
Sian Brewis, Leicester Mercury, 6th February 2015