Sam Simmons is renowned as one of Australia's most audacious and unconventional comedians, celebrated for his wholly original and delightfully absurd comedic style. With one foot firmly grounded in reality and the other playfully exploring the depths of silliness, Sam has carved out a unique niche in the comedy world.
A multi-award-winning cult figure in the Australian comedy scene, Sam has garnered accolades and glowing reviews while performing to sold-out audiences worldwide. His 2006 solo show, "Tales of the Erotic Cat," earned a prestigious nomination for the Barry Award for Most Outstanding Show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. In 2008, "Where Can I Win A Bear Around Here?" secured the Festival Director’s Choice Award, and in 2010, Sam clinched the Piece Of Wood Award for his solo performance in "Fail" and the Golden Gibbo Award for "The Incident," performed with fellow comedian David Quirk.
A familiar voice on Triple J, Sam has graced the radio waves with his infectious energy. His tenure included hosting the Weekend Breakfast Show and anchoring both weekday Breakfast and Drive Shows during 2008/09.
In 2014, Sam Simmons received his second nomination for Edinburgh’s top award with "Death of a Sailsman," a show that also earned him a Helpmann Award for Best Comedy Performance and Directors Choice at the Sydney Comedy Festival.
Sam Simmons continues to push comedic boundaries with his fearless and eccentric approach, captivating audiences with his unparalleled humour and inventive storytelling.
