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Samuel J Comroe: Don't Blink (2025)

Samuel J Comroe is on fire in his latest hour comedy special, Don't Blink. Sharp and vulnerable material, crowd work, handling hecklers, and someone charging the stage in the middle of the taping...this special has it all. From living with Tourette Syndrome to life as a father nothing is off limits. His quick wit and high energy is keeping audiences captivated around the world! Don't miss a chance to see him live!
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Samuel J Comroe is on fire in his latest hour comedy special, Don't Blink. Sharp and vulnerable material, crowd work, handling hecklers, and someone charging the stage in the middle of the taping...this special has it all. From living with Tourette Syndrome to life as a father nothing is off limits. His quick wit and high energy is keeping audiences captivated around the world! Don't miss a chance to see him live!

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Jeffe Chieffo
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In Theaters:7/18/2025
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