Liam is a Boston-based actor, costumer, and writer committed to amplifying the work of fellow LGBTQIA+ artists and telling nuanced and accessible stories. His recent professional credits include the regional premiere of To Kill a Mockingbird with The Huntington Theatre and premiere workshop of Your Hands are the Road with Houses on the Moon, where he originated the role of Gene.

Liam built his foundation for acting at Brandeis University and holds a BA in Theater Arts supplemented by classical and contemporary actor training at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin. While at university, his versatility was put to the test in a diverse range of roles in productions including Spring Awakening, Twelfth Night, Everybody, and Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons.

Liam has worked as a costume stitcher at several professional theater companies including Commonwealth Shakespeare and Shakespeare & Company in the Berkshires. He is also an award winning playwright for his original full-length play 'Don't Leave Me Alone,' which held it's premiere staged reading at Brandeis University in April 2026.

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Outside of theater, Liam is a pianist and accordionist and enjoys a good book or a bad movie. He appreciates all of the idiosyncrasies of the world and its people and urges everyone to do the same.

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For more about Liam, follow his instagram. @liamrdelaney