Wiliam rejoined the BBC in March 2015 to commission Radio 4's comedy output and works for the network on three days each week. Wiliam then became a freelance independent producer. She left her post at ITV in January 2006 following decisions made by Simon Shaps, director of television, about management restructuring. Wiliam also admitted in September 2005 to being interested in developing sitcoms, a declining format, especially on ITV1. During this period, Wiliam revived the single-comedy film on ITV, according to Wiliam, in the tradition of earlier projects developed from scripts by Jack Rosenthal and Alan Bennett. Wiliam was appointed the controller of comedy for ITV in June 1999. With Geoffrey Perkins, she produced Game On for Hat Trick.
Subsequently, she joined the independent production companies Talkback, the company founded by Mel Smith and Griff Rhys-Jones, and Hat Trick. Wiliam joined the BBC Radio's Light Entertainment department in 1988, but left in 1991 to produce the live television show Tonight With Jonathan Ross broadcast by Channel 4, remaining with the programme for a year.
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With Front, she was part of the comedy and music duo, the Bobo Girls the two women performed as this act at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1989 and in a radio series, Girls Will Be Girls, which ran for two series broadcast in 19. While at Oxford University, she began performing in the Oxford Revue, working with Rebecca Front and Armando Iannucci, among others. Raised in Barry, South Wales, she attended a Welsh-speaking comprehensive, Ysgol Gyfun Rhydfelen, before reading drama at Aberystwyth University and subsequently studying at Jesus College, Oxford. Sioned Wiliam is the daughter of Welsh-language writer Urien Wiliam.
A former controller of comedy for ITV, she became the commissioning editor of comedy for BBC Radio 4 and Radio 4 Extra in March 2015 and served in the post for seven years. Sioned Wiliam (born 1962) is a Welsh comedy producer and executive.
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