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We certainly don't always agree with Amos, but his delivery of both personal and political comedy can't be faulted for its incisive observation and sharp presentation.

Greg's humour is both sharp and smooth. He is a must-see of Australian comedy, and we're so glad he returns to Adelaide Fringe for both stand-up and serious theatrical work.

Very funny. Worked with a more intimate Sunday night audience as much as it does with a packed house. A perfectly woke retelling and redemption of our favourite villains.

Flawless delivery, personal story, lots of laughs, raw emotion. It was clear why this show is an award winner.

We picked this because it fitted in with our schedule for the day. E were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the content. Samwise had the small room laughing out loud throughout.

Good first solo show. Deserved a bigger audience. All funny material.

Funny, preview show would have benefited from a bigger audience. But definitely funny, and worth catching this up-and-coming comedian.

Sam’s gentle, understated delivery is ideal for a small, close-up audience. Amazing magic: no idea how he did any of it.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Thanks to the comedians for exposing their vulnerability by exposing their genitalia. The concept didn't overwhelm the comedy content, but enhanced it in a way that you have to experience.

This great concept show is a zany, madcap adventure as the competitors race to complete assembly of an IKEA product. Laughs galore. One show remaining this season.

Perfect timing and delivery. This is a must-see stand-up show.

This show's extremely short run is already over, so you'll be disappointed that you missed it. A stand-out performance from a versatile artist: acting, music, ventriloquism. We didn't see the twist coming.