This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2024 season. This season is now over.

Photograph of a man in purple shirt sitting at a table of assorted toys and hobbies, with his hand on his cheek, smiling. With a cartoon background of a living room with crayon drawings on the wall and a framed picture beside his right
A man in a yellow shirt with his arms crossed smiling. With a purple background and an assortment of crayon drawing on the back wall: a star, a smiley face and squiggly lines.
A man in a purple shirt sitting behind a table with an assortment of toys and hobbies in front of him; his are up and palm open to the sky. Behind him is a cartoon background with a yellow wall with a bookshelf on it and a blue floor with a castle made from building blocks on it.

Not For Children's Programming

Cabaret • Comedy
Victoria • SA Premiere

Isn't life hard? We grow up watching our favourite shows like Play School, and all of a sudden we're out there making mistakes and learning life lessons the hard way. Well, no more!

Samuel Roberts has your answers in a fast-paced cabaret exploring dating and social stigma, while using some of Australia's favourite children's show formats.

With a mix of original songs and some pleasant surprises, you are sure to be brought back to some cherished childhood memories.

So get ready to wet your nappy and remember the good times because Samuel is in Adelaide to give Noni Hazelhurst a run for her money.

Presented by: Samuel Roberts

Country boy turned cabaret artist, Samuel Roberts loves drawing on his life experiences to share relatable and untold stories. After graduating in a pandemic, Samuel started to create, writing songs and telling stories that went on to be the two cabarets he has performed.

He sold out his debut cabaret, Footballers Are A Godsend at Melbourne Fringe Festival 2022 which was positively reviewed. With his new cabaret, he is ready for the rest of Australia and the world to see what he has to offer.

Samuel has also been a part of numerous music theatre productions playing Professor Bhaer in Little Women: The Broadway Musical, Greg in A Chorus Line, Ironworker in Working: A Musical and Stefan/Dad in Ladies in Black.