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	Tangawarra Home > Wil Anderson Home
		William James Anderson was born in 1974 and he grew up in Heyfield, a small town in Victoria.
		There are rumours of Wil being offered his own show, but he seems reluctant to go in that direction, preferring to stick with his stand up.
		In 1998, Wil began work on Triple J's Breakfast Show with Adam Spencer, each Wednesday morning between 7 and 7.30am.
	www.geocities.com /tangawarra/wil.html (337 words)

	Monitor Online - Wil Anderson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Wil Anderson might have finished on breakfast radio, but he's still at work by seven to work on his new show, although he says: 'If I didn't have stuff to do, I wouldn't get up at six to go for a walk.'
		Anderson is currently hard at work putting the finishing touches to material for his 2006 tour, but before unleashing it to the wider Australian audience he's heading back to Canberra for five nights in February to give it a test drive.
		The week in Canberra will be a week of work Anderson says, and there is likely to be quite a difference between his first and fifth nights as he finetunes the jokes, but he says he hopes to relive some of his uni days.
	www.canberra.edu.au /monitor/reports/20060124_wil.htm (753 words)

	Wil Anderson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		William James (Wil) Anderson (born 31 January 1974) is an Australian comedian, performing stand-up, as well as on television and radio.
		Wil is an accomplished performer; known for naming his solo shows with a pun on his name.
		Wil is a known vocal supporter of the Western Bulldogs Australian Football League club, and in July, 2006 he was on the Australian sport trivia show Head2head against Luke Darcy, a Western Bulldogs player.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wil_Anderson (357 words)

	The Glass House
		Wil Anderson has hung up the headphones and is hitting the road in a big way in 2005.
		After five years on Triple J breakfast Wil decided to see what it felt like to not get up before the birds and on early reports it feels good.
		Wil’s stand up is a densely written, high-speed ride though one of the most wonderful comedic imaginations in the country.
	www.abc.net.au /glasshouse/wilbio.htm (196 words)

	Tangawarra Home > Wil Anderson Home > Articles > 2
		Wil Anderson has been a seasoned performer for a while now, with a big profile created by breakfast radio, TV guest appearances and ice-cream ads so his self-confidence almost borders on cocky.
		Anderson was also a regular on Good News week and other television comedy shows and, while he enjoys the work, he would give up multimedia to perform comedy every night of the week.
		Wil Anderson is doing so many shows during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, plus four days a week of Breakfast radio with Adam Spencer on Triple J, he is advising people to come and see him before he dies.
	www.geocities.com /tangawarra/wilart2.html (3494 words)

	Prawn Gravy » Noll raring to knock Wil’s block off (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		LOOKS like Wil Anderson really did bite off more than he could chew during his Melbourne Comedy Festival performance.
		An irritated Noll threw down the gauntlet to Anderson on Sydney radio this week, challenging him to shut his yap, slap on the gloves and go the biff for charity.
		Anderson responded to Noll’s request with mincing faux-charm: “I am not going to box Shannon, mainly because I am a coward who cried at the end of Miss Congeniality and he will completely beat the crap out of me,” he said in a press release, where he offered to donate $2000 to cancer charity Canteen.
	www.prawngravy.com /30/05/04/noll-raring-to-knock-wils-block-off (280 words)

	Wil Anderson : Entertainment, Humour, Compere, Media, Comedy, MC
		However, Wil Anderson is probably still best known, as one of Australia's best and most popular live stand up comedians.
		A man of many talents, Wil Anderson's sharp blend of idealism and cynicism, combined with his energy, charm and dynamic humour make him a huge success in any live arena.
		Anderson is, without doubt, one of the nation's finest comedic talents.
	www.celebrityspeakers.com.au /brspeaker_bio.asp?Speaker_Index_Text=14 (401 words)

	Monitor Online - Wil Anderson review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Anderson's sore back caused by incorrect tossing and turning whilst asleep led to him admitting some morphine experience, and finally a view that drugs aren't pushed, or that "drugs don't need ads, they sell themselves".
		The audience after being led by Anderson for over 90 minutes non-stop was clearly worn out from laughing and somewhat dazed and happy at the end.
		Anderson ended the night with a thank you and a reminder that it was all "a work in progress".
	www.canberra.edu.au /monitor/reports/20060221_wil_review.htm (328 words)

	Wil Anderson - Saxton Speaker Bureau - Speaker Details
		Wil Anderson has a media job at both ends of the day.
		Wil is probably still best known, however, as one of Australia's best and most popular live stand up comedians.
		Anderson is among the funniest comedians we have...
	www.saxton.com.au /default.asp?sd8=1936 (238 words)

	Onya Soapbox :: Talent :: Wil Anderson (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Wil Anderson has spent the last five years as the co-host of the Triple J Breakfast show getting up at a time of day most of us call "last night" to host one of Australia 's few truly national breaky radio shows.
		Wil is also the host of ABC-TVs cult hit The Glass House, taking on the night shift every Friday night to pin the news of the week under the comedy microscope.
		Wil is currently also writing a weekly column for SUNDAY Magazine in the Sunday Telegraph and Sunday Herald Sun.
	www.onyasoapbox.com.cob-web.org:8888 /talent/show.php?id=199&name=Wil+Anderson (584 words)

	Wil Anderson: Wil Communication - Arts Reviews - Arts - Entertainment
		Until recently, Anderson was a Triple J breakfast announcer with Adam Spencer, and these days the Sydney-based comic writes a weekly column for the Sunday Herald Sun.
		Anderson's annual Comedy Festival show, sometimes excellent, sometimes tedious, has developed into a rant on the previous year's events, fused with some tried-and-true bogan jokes.
		Anderson, who arrives on stage wearing thongs, is the rock star of the Australian comedy world.
	www.theage.com.au /news/arts-reviews/wil-anderson-wil-communication/2006/05/02/1146335703036.html (441 words)

	Wil Anderson at the Powerhouse Brisbane Queensland Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Wil Anderson no longer gets up at four o'clock in the morning to do Triple J Breakfast.
		Wil is continuing to hold down the host's gig on The Glass House alongside Corinne Grant and Dave Hughes.
		As a stand-up comedian Wil is truly prolific, generating totally new, sharply written shows every year since 1997.
	www.brisbanecitylife.com.au /bcl/wotson/wilanderson.htm (369 words)

	Wil Anderson and Ted Robinson
		Lies aside, Wil graduated at the top of his class while studying journalism at the University of Canberra.
		Wil grew up in Gippsland, Victoria, where his father's a dairy farmer.
		Wil Anderson remembers making a promise to himself: if Ted Robinson ever asked him to be involved in a project, he'd accept without reservation.
	www.abc.net.au /queensland/conversations/stories/wilanderson.htm?nsw (567 words)

	Wil Anderson National Tour - Sydney Diary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Well today I'm back on to comedy, and the pick of this month has got to be Wil Anderson's new national tour, a show called Wil Communication.
		Wil Anderson is a champ, and I'm sure the millions of fans he has through his Triple J career, constant tours around the nation, and highly successful TV show would all agree that he's a funny man how is definitely worth seeing and laughing at/with.
		Wil also has a website, and a Myspace, which you should go an look at.
	sydney.diarystar.com.au /wil-anderson-national-tour (321 words)

	Kill Wil - Reviews - www.theage.com.au
		Wil Anderson loves a good bogan story, and in Kill Wil, his enjoyable new show of stand-up, Anderson directs plenty of laughs towards the much-maligned Aussie caricature.
		A highlight is Anderson acting as a schoolteacher bemoaning the trend of parents naming their children after corporate brands.
		Anderson moves at a frenetic pace and, while poles apart in depth and delivery, is comparable to UK star Ross Noble's habit of jumping between topics.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Reviews/Kill-Wil/2005/04/03/1112489345528.html (241 words)

	Sydney Comedy Store - Wil Anderson
		Wil Anderson hung up the headphones at the end of 2004 and hit the road in a big way in 2005.
		After five years on Triple J breakfast Wil decided to see what it felt like to not get up before the birds.
		Politics, pop and the banal come together in a Wil Anderson routine, always delivered with more conviction and enthusiasm than any man's vocal chords can take.
	www.comedystore.com.au /site/index.php?page=wil_anderson (232 words)

	Comic Attitude: Wil Anderson (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Wil has been unofficially inducted into the media's hunt for the next generation of Australian comedy.
		Wil also pops up on the telly every now and then with guest spots on Good News Week and can be heard along side Adam Spencer on Triple J for the breakfast show.
		Wil was also featured in the Super Debate series on Channel Nine lasy year (1999).
	www.angelfire.com.cob-web.org:8888 /hi/loadofcrap/wil.html (212 words)

	A summer day with Dermo and Wil
		Wil and Paul made their way back to their private apartment block after spending a day on Bondi Beach.
		Wil stayed sitting on the couch, thinking about just how much he would like to go in there and wash Paul’s back and any other part he wanted.
		Wil squirted the whipped cream all over Paul’s face and down his chest, causing Paul to scream and squirt his own can back at Wil.
	members.fortunecity.com /daasfiction/summer.html (768 words)

	ilovenapa.com: The Insider's Guide to Napa Valley
		Wil proceeds through several phases in this massage; first, he uses strong finger pressure to unknot and relax tightened muscle nodes, working only on your back.
		At one point, he hit such a string of knotted muscles, that we felt like the vibrator ring on a cell phone was going off in our back — there was such a spasmodic muscle release from the pressure-point therapy.
		Next, Wil rubbed and folded our skin as though it were dough intended for the puff pastry machine.
	www.ilovenapa.com /favorite_massageyountville.shtml (444 words)

	Wil Anderson
		When I asked Anderson how he felt about coming back to Perth with a new show so soon (he was here four times last year) he spoke of Perth audiences with a fond enthusiasm.
		Anderson says that working with artists such as Tripod, Corinne Grant and Dave Hughes (among others) was a great way find out what was going to work on stage and what was not.
		Anderson did two shows in Perth on the one night, to sell out crowds; he did not lose his pace even slightly throughout the night.
	www.theblurb.com.au /Issue26/WilAnderson.htm (485 words)

	SSONET.com.au : Sydney Star Observer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Comic all-rounder Wil Anderson remembers his last appearance in the Star Observer well; it was, after all, a most joyous time.
		Wil Anderson returns to the Newtown gay heartland next week in his new show Wil Communication.
		Anderson is now more famous for his television work (on ABC’s The Glasshouse), his column in Sunday Magazine and, of course, his radio work as he is for his stand-up routines.
	www.ssonet.com.au /display.asp?ArticleID=5562 (343 words)

	Cirkus Inferno, Licence to Wil - www.smh.com.au
		A little while later, Wil Anderson was happily donating his stuffed, dead body as a dummy passenger in the transit lane.
		Anderson's need to keep up with daily happenings for Triple J's breakfast radio slot and the weekly ABC TV show The Glass House has filled his almost manically calculating brain and made him a comic juggernaut of current affairs.
		Anderson's idea for a Channel Ten ad campaign featuring a blue dot, socialite Paris Hilton's nether regions and Australian Idol's Robert "Millsy" Mills is a stroke of genius.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/12/08/1070732140719.html (526 words)

	Part 1
		Wil Anderson and Rove McManus were performing yet again, but this time it was different.
		Wil opened the door and poked his head into Rove's dressing room.
		Wil walked closer to Rove and grabbed his shoulders.
	members.fortunecity.com /daasfiction/mcmandersonp1.html (284 words)

	Nicole Kidman's 'date with JJJ's Wil Anderson - NKU Photo Calendar
		Nicole Kidman was interviewed on radio station JJJ, Australia by Wil Anderson and Adam Spencer in August 2002.
		For the last couple of days, Anderson has expressed his dismay that he hadn’t heard from Nicole, but this morning (Thur 9 Jan) Nicole Kidman called Anderson and co-host Adam Spencer and confirmed that she would indeed honour her pledge.
		Anderson: Well you see the thing was Nicole, I saw you in the papers, you were visiting sick kids, you were spending time with your familyand I thought she’s mocking me by doing these things
	www.nicolekidmanunited.com /NicoleKidmanPhotoCalendar1/Sightings/2003JANWilAndersonJJJ (1213 words)

	Wil Anderson - The Groggy Squirrel
		Wil Anderson, best known in Australia for his work on ABC TV’s The Glass House has a long history of comedy in Melbourne.
		Wil debuted in the Adelaide Fringe Festival and the Melbourne Comedy Festival in 1997 with his solo show Diet Life.
		Wil joined forces with Corinne Grant and Dave Hughes to host The Glass House which has run since 2001, winning an AFI Award in 2005.
	www.thegroggysquirrel.com /comics/show/Wil+Anderson (262 words)

	Where there's a Wil there's a way out - People - Entertainment - smh.com.au
		Comedian Wil Anderson has backed down from a biff with a fired-up Shannon Noll after cracking jokes about the singer's late father.
		Noll challenged Anderson to get in the ring for charity after he poked fun at his dad at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival last week.
		Unfortunately for Anderson, Noll's father's name was "Neil" and the singer witnessed his death in a farm accident in 2001.
	www.smh.com.au /news/people/where-theres-a-wil-theres-a-way-out/2006/05/01/1146335659168.html (495 words)

	www.myspace.com/thewilrus
		Hey guys the Wil Communication tour is back on the road, and we will be in Perth this week.
		Last nights show was one of the best ever Wil, loved the comments about the ABC board and the Anti Government campaign, I pissed myself laughing.
		It's a disgrace you guys are being axed, I hope ABC gets their heads straight and puts you back on, or another channel picks you up cause you guys are the best and funniest show out there.
	myspace.com /thewilrus (2320 words)

	Devoted to the Stickiest Chicken - Wil Anderson!!
		Wil has his own website (wow, an official one) which makes mine look, well, extremely dodgy (but hey, it's not the looks that count, it's the content).
		Also, what I've decided to do with Wil's Sunday Roast articles is type up the most recent two November 21 and November 28 for you to read, then I'll work backwards with the typing up.
		Let me introduce you all to Louis' Wil Anderson fansite which has been recently created.
	www.angelfire.com /realm2/stickychicken/index2.html (332 words)

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