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Amos Gil 'The Sheeple's Champion' at Adelaide Fringe
 

Amos Gill is one of Adelaide's favourite comedy sons. In equal measure hilarious, challenging and original - his comedy has won fans and accolades across Australia and the USA. Don't miss his brand new hour of red hot stand-up. If you're in need of a comedy Sheeple's Champion - Amos is (possibly) your man.

★★★★★ 'F#cking hilarious' Weekend Notes

"One of the most enjoyable solo acts on the festival schedule, Gill's gift for vivid description elicited long peals of rafter-shaking laughter from his packed crowd" Herald Sun

"Gill is genuinely authentic and instantly relatable, delivering a superb show from start to finish" Australian Arts Review

 

Event details

Venue: The Cornucopia at Gluttony - Rymill Park
Bookings: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/amos-gill-the-sheeple-s-champion-af2021
Start Date: Saturday 20 February 2021

 

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