European vacation lampooned in Melbourne International Comedy Festival Adam Rozenbachs tours the city of Melbourne. Picture: Caird David Source: Herald Sun A FATHER and son trip to Europe has turned a suburban dad into one of the most unlikely stars of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Tom Rozenbachs thought he was just taking a holiday, but his comedian son Adam has turned a procession of "embarrassing dad" moments during the trip into his solo show at this year's festival. Tom's lack of travel smarts and ho-hum response to some of the world's most famous landmarks made him an easy comedy target. The result is Eurodad, a laugh-out-loud regaling of their three-week holiday that is leaving both camps - parents and their adult offspring - in stitches. Adam said he knew from the moment they arrived at Melbourne airport that material for his next show was about to come thick and fast. To his credit, Tom is OK with being the butt of the jokes, but he's less comfortable with all the attention. Despite his face being plastered on comedy posters all over town, he agreed to be in this photograph only if he was in the background. I don't mind being made fun of. I've got a good sense of humour and I can give and take," he said. It takes a lot of guts to get up on stage and anybody who does it is good. So I thought, let him run his show and if it's about me, well, that's my bad luck. But it's got the neighbours talking. So far Eurodad, at Melbourne Town Hall until April 21, hasn't led to any family rifts. Adam's mother turns a blind eye to his stage antics and Tom is yet to see the show, though he plans on sneaking in one night. "When I go, I'll see for the first time why people think it's a good show," he said.