Adelaide Fringe
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475Canada’s fringe festival heavyweight to lead Adelaide Fringe as new CEO announced
Adelaide Fringe has appointed Canadian arts and culture leader Marc Carnes as its new CEO, bringing decades of experience in festivals, tourism...
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2.2K25-year-old Adelaide circus woman turning heads as she flies into an entrepreneurial adventure
You might have caught a glimpse of Shani Stephens in the smash-hit 'Ten Thousand Hours' at this year's Adelaide Fringe - but...
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1.1KLooking for an Adelaide Fringe show? Here’s the fantastic shows that won the Week 4 Fringe Awards 2026
Here’s the winners of the week 4 Adelaide Fringe awards!
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1.1KAdelaide Fringe rallies crowds for the final weekend of a record-breaking season
Adelaide Fringe is heading into its final weekend with record-breaking ticket sales, fresh shows still dropping, and one last chance to soak...
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385Adelaide Fringe Review: Twinky Twinky Little Star
This high camp comedy about modern gay life is as funny as it is informative, with a beautiful ode to family
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419Adelaide Fringe Review: James Barr: Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex To My Mum)
James Barr expertly balances humour with the recounting of his abusive relationship with his ex-partner and his response to that relationship
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700Adelaide Fringe Review: Tilly Does a Show
Tilly OddyBlack delivers a characterpacked hour that translates her online charm to the stage, offering a crowd pleasing night out
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405Adelaide Fringe Review: Studio 54 Sing For Your Life
Studio 54 Sing for Your Life brought the glitz and the disco hits, and the crowd soaked up every beat
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410Adelaide Fringe Review: The Last Audition
Thought-provoking, sad, humorous, and will have you thinking about it in the days after viewing
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374Adelaide Fringe Review: I Can Have A Dark Side Too
A very, very dark black comedy, with much emphasis on the ‘black’ rather than the ‘comedy’. But dealing with the issue of...
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517Adelaide Fringe Review: Jimeoin – Ballyhoo
Prepare to be marvellously misdirected in Jimeoin’s random acts of kookiness
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405Adelaide Fringe Review: The Subplot: A hyperfixation on the Titan submersible
Buckle up, this is a well-researched, hilarious and bumpy ride
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384Adelaide Fringe Review: Tash York is Drop Red Gorgeous
She ain’t nothing like a Dame but you’ll see red if you miss the glorious Tash York
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390Adelaide Fringe Review: KIN
Fowler has put together group of exceptional performers that welcomed the audience into their families’ stories
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472Adelaide Fringe Review: Asian Comedy Showcase
A showbag of gags told through the cultural lenses of four Asian cultures living in Australia
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634FRINGE: The LadyBoys of Bangkok light up Adelaide Fringe in final week
The LadyBoys of Bangkok have returned to Adelaide Fringe with a high-energy, glitter-filled new show that’s been wowing audiences all season long.
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368Adelaide Fringe Review: Meg Washington and a Piano
Whether solo or with a band, we most eagerly look forward to her return
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375Adelaide Fringe Review: Wee Stu’s Stunted Growth – A Tragicomic Triptych in Three Gear Changes
Treat yourself to a reminder of what The Fringe is supposed to be all about
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327Adelaide Fringe Review: Little Boxes
A sentimental journey, unpacking the boxes that categorise our lives
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356Adelaide Fringe Review: Annus Horribilis by Sharnema Nougar
Annus Horribilis is a highly entertaining wandering through her health journey performed in her clown style with changes of characters that brings...
