Lliam Amor is a teacher, performer and illustrator based in Melbourne. Performances include Murder Village, Spontaneous Broadway, his one-man improv show - The Ronin, Theatresports, The Big Hoo-Haa, MICF’s Late Night Impro and many more. He was a founding member of Impro Melbourne and has won the National Theatresports Competition twice - as well as the Maestro Championship at the 4th International Improvisation Theatre Festival in Belgium.

He pops up alongside Daniel Radcliffe in the 2020 thriller Escape from Pretoria and on television has appeared in Thank God You're Here, The Micallef Program, Neighbours, Underbelly, Tangled, Hawke, Micro Nation, You’re Skitting Me and many TV commercials. Alongside his extensive background in theatre and film, he holds a B.Ed in Drama and Media and a Post Graduate diploma in Animation from VCA.

He has studied with Theatresports creator, Keith Johnstone and his protégé, Patti Stiles. He has been teaching for over 20 years, both locally and in the international arena. For the past fifteen years he has taught Improvisation at Deakin University.