Adam Rozenbachs

Here is a comedian with a fresh supply of free-flow laughs with every breath he takes. You really need  to  be  alert  when  you  watch  this  quick-witted  comedian,  because  Rozenbachs  delivers  his one-liners  like  the  rapid  fire  of  a  machine-gun.  He  converts  a  perfectly  normal  situation  into  a hilarious event. Although his language is a bit on the rough side, Adam Rozenbachs is a highly talented and accomplished comedian, who has achieved a lot within a span of just a few years of his career.

Adam  Rozenbachs  performs  regularly  in  Melbourne  comedy  circles,  often  accompanied  by fellow comedians, Dave Hughes and Adam Hills. He is seen frequently on “Spicks & Specks” as well, and is a regular on “The Comedy Channel’s Stand Up Australia”. He also features in quite a few radio performances like ABC 774 Drive and Triple M Hot Breakfast.

Everyone  has  a  skeleton  in  their  closet,  and  Adam  Rozenbachs  is  no  exception.  Rozenbachs’s battle with the bottle is public knowledge, and he did go through a dark phase when he was into heavy drinking. But Adam Rozenbachs is a fighter and an optimist, which was how he managed to fight this battle and win it. His show “Breaking Booze” stands testimony to his successful exit from alcoholism, and though this show, Rozenbachs brings out the lighter side of being a tippler and then quitting. He also puts the message forth, loud and clear to others, “DO NOT EVER DO THAT”.

Apart from stand-up comedy, Adam Rozenbachs is also a prolific writer, and his writing work is well-received throughout Australia. He has written for episodes of “Spicks and Specks” and has also  written  for Beat and Metro magazine  and  for  the  Nine  Network  on  the  shows  “Russell Gilbert  Live”,  “Russell  Gilbert  was  here”  and  for  “After  the  Game”  and  “Skithouse”  of  Ten Network. He wrote for a period of eleven years for “Before the Game” a popular Network Ten football show. Rozenbachs is a regular columnist for the Herald Sun, the Sunday Age, and Men’s Fitness.

Adam Rozenbachs is also available for corporate events, and has performed for some prominent Australian  corporate  companies  like  The  Melbourne  and  North  Melbourne  Football  Club’s president’s  lunches,  Optus  and  the  Animals  Asia  Foundation.  Other  companies  include  The Victorian Labor Party, Heinz, Nova and the Great Grand Final Comedy Debate. Rozenbachs has dedicated  individual  performances to the AFL Chairman Mike Fitzpatrick and the CEO of  the same organization, Andrew Demetriou.

“Rozenbachs gave the packed house every reason to be cracked up for the best part of an hour. His  take  on  life  as  a  single,  then  with  a  girlfriend, and  then  single,  and  then  possibly  with  a girlfriend before definitely being left alone, was a hoot.” Singledumber – Herald Sun, April 2011.

“Razor-sharp banter with his audience… there’s plenty of laughs waiting for you…” Sunday Herald Sun

“…an unexpected surprise at the Great Grand Final Comedy Debate and we would have no hesitation in employing his services again. Adam was unknown to most of our guests prior to the event, however they are all well aware of him now.” – Essendon Grand Final Comedy Debate