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Guy Williams

If you mildly criticise me I’ll say it’s cancel culture and turn to the alt right

  • New Zealand

Nominee 2023 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award for Most Outstanding Show

Host of New Zealand Today (TV3 NZ/YouTube)

As a comedian I’m a passionate defender of free speech, unless that free speech is used to mildly criticise the obviously bad things that I’m saying, in which case it's cancel culture and now I’m the victim. I would also like to take this opportunity to say that it’s important to think about my mental health.

As seen on Taskmaster NZ, The Hundred with Andy Lee (Channel Nine), Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont-Spelling Bee NZMondays Experts with Tony Armstrong (ABC TV).

‘Part mayhem, part genius.’ ★★★★ FringeWorld

'A peculiar mix of self-deprecation and raging bluster.' ★★★★ The Age 

'If you want to spend an hour laughing out your worries and frustrations, I can’t think of a much better way to do it.' Squirrel Comedy

Suitable for audiences 15+

Language – strong coarse language

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Nominee 2023 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award for Most Outstanding Show

Host of New Zealand Today (TV3 NZ/YouTube)

As a comedian I’m a passionate defender of free speech, unless that free speech is used to mildly criticise the obviously bad things that I’m saying, in which case it's cancel culture and now I’m the victim. I would also like to take this opportunity to say that it’s important to think about my mental health.

As seen on Taskmaster NZ, The Hundred with Andy Lee (Channel Nine), Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont-Spelling Bee NZMondays Experts with Tony Armstrong (ABC TV).

‘Part mayhem, part genius.’ ★★★★ FringeWorld

'A peculiar mix of self-deprecation and raging bluster.' ★★★★ The Age 

'If you want to spend an hour laughing out your worries and frustrations, I can’t think of a much better way to do it.' Squirrel Comedy

Suitable for audiences 15+

Language – strong coarse language

Back to Listings
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