About Steve
Chortle Award nominee and BBC New Comedy Award Finalist, Steve Williams is one of the most exciting and electrifying live performers of the new comedy generation. Steve never fails to surprise and engage audiences with his hybrid of bizarre stories, larger than life physicality, spontaneous improvisation and his off-the-wall take on everyday life. His three solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe have garnered considerable critical success. Steve premiered his first solo stand-up show Steve Williams Excitable at the Edinburgh fringe in 2006, he returned in 2007 with Steve Williams Binge Thinking, which was followed by a national tour of Edinburgh and Beyond. Read more...
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Chortle Award nominee and BBC New Comedy Award Finalist, Steve Williams is one of the most exciting and electrifying live performers of the new comedy generation. Steve never fails to surprise and engage audiences with his hybrid of bizarre stories, larger than life physicality, spontaneous improvisation and his off-the-wall take on everyday life. His three solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe have garnered considerable critical success. Steve premiered his first solo stand-up show Steve Williams: Excitable at the Edinburgh fringe in 2006, he returned in 2007 with Steve Williams: Binge Thinking, which was followed by a national tour of Edinburgh and Beyond. This year Steve toured with his new stand-up show Stand Up Story Man.
Steve's TV credits include appearances Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Edinburgh and Beyond and The Comedy Store for Paramount and he recently appeared on Dave Gorman's Absolute Radio Show (Absolute Radio) and 7 Day Sunday (Radio 5Live). Steve is also a core writer on Russell Howard's Good News on BBC3.
"Williams presents a very slick show."
Eddie Harrison, Metro
"Steve Williams has proven his lauders correct and come of age as one of Britain's best stand-up performers.effortless audience interaction, inventive and adaptable use of his material and some of the best natural improvisation you will see at the Fringe this year.an hour filled with a constant torrent of laughter."
Chris Williams, Fest
