Writer: 1995 SWEET DESSERTS Co-written and performed with Charlotte Jones at the New End Theatre in Hamstead and the Edinburgh Festival. 'By turns achingly funny and touchingly sad, this is a feast of a show, sweet enough to savour.' Nick Curtis, TIME OUT Critic's choice, 3 weeks running. 'Serious insights in a crisp coating of wisecracks and mile social satire. This suprising confection will set the performers on their way to the top table.' Shaun Usher DAILY MAIL. 'The wit of Wood and Walters and the dynamism of Trafford Tanzi.' THE STAGE.

2003	RADIO PLAY THE COCKTAIL PARTY EFFECT - BBC Radio 3.
2001	PILOT SCRIPT 3 BREAM STREET - A 6 part flash animation series for BBC Online with interactive features.
2000	CARTOON SERIES THE JANET AND BINKY SHOW - A ten part flash animation series for BBC Online with Interactive Website.
1998	TV TO GO & SMACK THE PONY BBC 1 & Channel 4 sketch shows.
1998	NEW LOOK SHOPS Corporate video - BBC Southampton.
1997	GIRLPOWER and WOMEN BEHAVING WORSE Published by Orion as spin offs after the TV show 'Men Behaving Badly'.

Stand Up Comedy:

From 1990 to 2000 Liz worked as a stand up comic at clubs across the UK and at festivals in Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leicester and Cardiff. She has performed stand up on radio on The Treatment (Radio 4), Stand Up (Radio 2), and on TV on 5's Company (Channel 5), The Warehouse (Carlton), Comedy Net.Com (Digital TV). 'Cheeky, irrepressible, witty, perceptive, refreshing, fun, charming, good humouredly raunchy and bubbling with effervescence - Unforgettable.' The Scotsman. 'Kooky, vivid and rousing with smart observations and spot-on timing - Webb in full flow is an exciting state of affairs.' The Stage. 'Webb deploys an acrid wit to confront the UK stand-up industry's male bias in the best and most direct way possible: with crisp material and by being a highly accomplished performer', The Herold.

Voice Overs:

Liz has worked as a Voice Over artist for the last 10 years, voicing many campaigns including Kelloggs, Persil, The Times, Organics, Timotei, Knorr and Sony.

Radio Producer:

Liz has worked as a radio producer for the last 6 years. She has preduced a huge range of projects but specializes in comedy drama. Her production of the comedy play 'Killing Maestros' by Chris William Hill won the Tinniswood Award for best radio comedy and the BBC Radio and Music award for best script. Recent work includes three sereis of R4's hit show 'Ladies of Letters' by Carole Hayman and Lou Wakefield; David Nobb's R4 play 'Three Large Beers' and two series of the critically acclaimed R4 comedy 'Tomorrow Today!' by Chris William Hill.