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Lloyd Langford is a stand-up comedian, writer and actor.
He is a Sony nominee and has size twelve feet. He once beat David Tennant in an arm wrestle.
Lloyd developed a passion for performing comedy at university where he regularly compered the professional stand up night and went on to become the inaugural winner of the Chortle Student Comic of Year Award 2004.
Since then he has written for television and radio shows including Never Mind The Buzzcocks (BBC2), Live at The Apollo (BBC1), Ask Rhod Gilbert (BBC1) and The Now Show (BBC Radio 4). He has also written for a diverse range of comedians including Simon Amstell, Frankie Boyle, Frank Skinner and David Walliams.
Lloyd is perhaps most well known for his regular role on Ask Rhod Gilbert, (BBC) but has also appeared on Don’t Sit in the Front Row (Sky), Dave’s One Night Stand, (Dave), and Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC3). Lloyd has appeared as a guest on Never Mind the Buzzcocks and QI this year (BBC). He also regularly features on The Unbelievable Truth, hosted by David Mitchell on BBC Radio 4.
Reviews:
“One of the sharpest comedic minds on the circuit.” The Guardian
“Brilliant, charming, understated” The Independent
“Langford could talk about anything and make it sound quirky and funny.” The List
“A quick and instinctively funnymind” Metro
“A born banterer, Langford handles swerve balls with ease.” The Stage
"Particularly brilliant" Fest
Videos:
Watch Lloyd Langford at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014
Chortle Student Comic of Year Award 2004