Lloyd Langford

“A collection of absolutely top-class standalone jokes” The Guardian
“Brilliant, charming, understated” The Independent
“Just the right level of Welshness” The Mirror

Lloyd Langford is a Welsh-born, Australian fan favourite – a comedian, writer and actor from Port Talbot, now at home playing to audiences from Port Douglas to Port Hedland. 

Since first coming to our shores in 2015, Lloyd has toured extensively selling out venues around the country.  His dry, direct yet cheeky charm is seen on hit TV shows like Have You Been Paying Attention?, Thank God You’re Here, Taskmaster Australia (winner Season 2), The Hundred with Andy Lee, Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Gen, Spicks and Specks and Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee. 

In 2021, Lloyd embarked on a national tour with his partner and fellow comedian, Anne Edmonds. Their show Business With Pleasure played to sold out crowds and was later recorded for Paramount+. His show Current Mood was released by Network Ten in 2024 and saw him nominated for Best Stand Up Comedy Special at the AACTAs (Anne won).  

Back in the UK, Lloyd has been an accomplished and in demand artist who has been performing and writing comedy for over two decades. He has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe countless times, been invited to Just for Laughs Montreal, and performed stand-up from Abu Dhabi to Zurich.   

His UK television appearances include QI, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and Russell Howard’s Good News and he was regularly heard as co-host of The Rhod Gilbert Show on BBC Radio Wales. In 2022, he was the co-creator and writer of The Island, a unique panel game show for UK TV network Dave.   

He is also an award-winning writer, receiving a Radio Academy award for his contributions to BBC Radio Wales series Here Be Dragons. He has also worked on countless programs including Live at The Apollo, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and 8 Out of Cats Does Countdown 

His writing is second to none, and each show he creates is a masterclass in comedy.

  • Television
  • Live Shows
  • Writing
  • Radio/Podcasts
  • Awards
  • Corporate
  • Other Notable Work

2024 – Network Ten – Taskmaster Australia (Guest)

2024 – Network Ten – Thank God You’re Here (Guest)

2024 – TV3 NZ – 7 Days (Guest Panellist)

2023 – Network TenThank God You’re Here (Guest)

2023 – Network Ten – Celebrity Gogglebox (Guest)

2023 Nine Network – The Hundred with Andy Lee (Guest)

2019-22 Network Ten Have You Been Paying Attention?  (Regular Guest Panellist)

2022 Network Ten Just For Laughs: Australia (Stand Up)

2022 ABC TV Melbourne International Comedy Festival Oxfam Gala (Stand Up)

2022 Network Ten Would I Lie To You? (Guest Panellist)

2021 ABC TV Melbourne International Comedy Festival Oxfam Gala

2021 ABC TV Spicks and Specks (Guest Panellist)

2019-20 TVNZ2 Have You Been Paying Attention? NZ (Regular Guest Panellist)

2016-19 TV3 NZ 7 Days (Guest Panellist)

2018-19 TV3 NZ The Project (Guest)

2018 BBC Wales Gabby & Gareth’s Big Six Nations Kick Off (Presenter)

2018 BBC Wales Stand Up For BBC Wales (Stand Up)

2017 ABC TV Comedy Up Late (Stand Up)

2017 BBC One Celebrity Mastermind (Contestant)

2016 Seven Network Best Bits (Panellist)

2016 TV3 NZ New Zealand Comedy Festival Opening Gala (Stand Up)

2015 TV One NZ Best Bits (Guest Panellist)

2015 TV One NZ Good Morning (Guest)

2014 CBBC The Dog Ate My Homework (Panellist)

2014 BBC Never Mind The Buzzcocks – Series 28 (Guest Panellist)

2014 BBC Comedy Welcome Home – Salford Sitcom Trials (Bryn)

2014 Comedy Central UK Comedy Store Live (Stand Up)

2014 BBC 2 QI (Guest Panellist)

2014 BBC 3 Edinburgh Comedy Gala (Stand Up)

2012 Sky UK Don’t Sit In The Front Row (Performer)

2012 BBC 3 Yob Watch (Performer)

2011 Dave Dave’s One Night Stand (Stand Up)

2010-11 BBC 1 Ask Rhod Gilbert (Weekly Panellist)

2010 BBC 3 Russell Howard’s Good News (Stand Up)

2010 Comedy Central UK Comedy Store Live (Stand Up)

2025 – Powerful Energy – Solo Show
Adelaide Fringe Festival, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, Perth Comedy Festival

2024 – Blunt – Solo Show
Adelaide Fringe Festival, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival

2023 – Current Mood – Solo Show
Adelaide Fringe Festival, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival

2022 – DILF – Solo Show
Melbourne Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival

2021 Jazzed – Solo Show
Melbourne Comedy Festival

2021 Business With Pleasure – Anne Edmonds & Lloyd Langford
Brunswick Heads, Sydney Opera House, Wyong, Adelaide Fringe, Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne Comedy Festival, Comedy Theatre Melbourne

2020 My Name is Lloyd – Solo Show
Adelaide Fringe

2019-18 Why The Big Face – Solo Show
New Zealand International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Melbourne Comedy Festival

2016 Rascal – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe

2014-15 Old Fashioned – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe, National UK Tour

2013 GIT with Jon Richardson & Dan Atkinson
Edinburgh Fringe

2013 Rare Bit – Solo Show
National UK Tour

2013 Galoot – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe

2012 One Day In The Life of Lloyd Owen Langford – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe

2011 The Cold Hard Facts – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe

2009 Every Day I Have The Blues – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe

2008 Not A Lover, Not A Fighter – Solo Show
Edinburgh Fringe

2022 – Dave – The Island  (Co-Creator & Writer)

2018 – BBC Wales – Gabby & Gareth’s Big Six Nations Kick Off (Writer)

2018 – BBC Wales – Nige (Writer)

2018 – Dave – Jon Richardson: Ultimate Warrior (Writer)

2016-18 – BBC 2 – The Apprentice: You’re Fired (Additional Material Writer)

2017 – BBC 1 – BBC Wales Live (Writer)

2015 – BBC 2 – Russel Howard’s Good News – Series 10 (Additional Material Writer)

2008-14 – BBC 2 – Never Mind The Buzzcocks (Writer)

2014 – Channel 4 – Stand Up For The Week (Additional Material)

2013 – BBC 3 – The Committee Meeting (Script Editor)

2013 – Channel 4 – Man Down (Additional Contributions)

2009-12 – BBC 1 – Live at the Apollo (Writer for Rhod Gilbert)

2012 – BBC 3 – Yob Watch (Co-Writer)

2024 – Podcast – Wilosophy (Guest)

2023 – Podcast – Picture Discuss (Guest)

2023 – Podcast – That’s Enough Already with Urzila Carlson (Guest)

2012-20 – BBC Radio 4 Extra – The Unbelievable Truth (Guest Panellist)

2013-19 – BBC Radio Wales – The Rhod Gilbert Show (Guest Co-Host)

2015-18 – BBC Radio 4 – The Now Show (Stand Up)

2018 – BBC Radio Scotland – Breaking The News

2014-17 – BBC Radio 4 – The News Quiz (Guest Panellist/Writer)

2016 – BBC Radio 4 – Heresy (Guest Panellist)

2015 – BBC Radio Wales – Here Be Dragons Series 1 & 2 (Writer/Performer)

Lloyd is a regular guest on podcasts in the UK and Australia, including The Froth Podcast, A Thin Layer of Film with Heidi Regan, Josh Earl’s Don’t You Know Who I Am and The Little Dum Dum Club.

2018 – Winner – Best Show – Leicester Comedy Festival

2016 – Nominee – Best International Guest – New Zealand Comedy Guild  Awards

2016 – Nominee – TV Choice Award Nominee Best Comedy – Russell Howard’s Good News (Writer)

2015 – Nominee – Celtic Media Awards – Best Radio Comedy – Here Be Dragons

2014 – Bronze Award – Radio Academy Awards – Here Be Dragons

2011 – Nominee – Sony Award

2008 – Nominee – Chortle Best Breakthrough Act

2008 – Winner – Chortle Student Comic Of The Year

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2015 – 2023 – Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow

2015 – 2023 – New Zealand Comedy Festival

2017 – Best of Edinburgh Fringe – Split Bill  – Melbourne International Comedy,
Adelaide Fringe

2016 – Just For Laughs Montreal Festival

2016 – Christchurch International Buskers Festival

2014 – The Circus – Ensemble Show – Edinburgh Fringe

2011 – Mark Watson’s The Hotel – Improvised Interactive Theatre – Edinburgh Fringe

2006 – The Comedy Zone – Line Up Show – Edinburgh Fringe

 

Lloyd has supported a long list of comedians in the UK including Rhod Gilbert, Tommy Tiernan, Russell Brand and Alan Carr.