Adelaide Fringe
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611Fringe Review: The Aspie Hour
Aspergers isn’t your usual subject for a musical, but with these two talented people maybe it should be.
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2.5KThe Prospect Art Walk makes murals come to life through augmented reality
With dozens of artists, venues, musicians, and muralists coming together on Prospect Road, this three-day augmented reality-focused activity is sure to be...
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1.4KFringe Review: Leather Lungs: Yas Queen
Leather Lungs returns to Adelaide with their award winning, solo show Yas Queen, a celebration of growth and gain.
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1.1KFringe Review: Awkward Activists
Awkward Activists brings a touch of originality and wit to Gluttony this Fringe season.
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2.8KRCC drops music line-up for its final weekends
The powerhouse set includes sets from the likes of Ricky Albeck & Belair Line Band & Dead Roo, Druid Fluids & Didier...
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567Fringe Review: Fat Witch
Presented by Sarah ValleReviewed 9 March 2021 In Sarah Valle’s show she did regale the audience with stories of how she was...
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750Fringe Review: Matt Tarrant: HAPPY
Matt Tarrant astounds and delights with Las Vegas style card tricks and large scale illusions.
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1.2KInterview: Johanna Allen – Returns To Her Hometown With A ‘Euromash’
Adelaide’s own multi-genre superstar Johanna Allen will be returning home this Adelaide Fringe to perform her show Euromash at the stunning Queens...
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559Fringe Review: Marion Hotel Sunday Sessions
It is the Marion Hotel Sunday Sessions’ tenth year at the Adelaide Fringe.
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996Fringe Review: The Alphabet Of Awesome Science
Back for another year of exciting experiments, The Alphabet Of Awesome Science truly lives up to its name.
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874Fringe Review: HeartKids Fairies and Trolls Enchanted Garden
On the outskirts of the city stands the beautiful Carclew building, but did you know that the gardens surrounding the beautiful building...
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564Fringe Review: Peter Combe in Fix The Fence With Sticky Tape
Regular Fringe children's performer, 'Mr Clickety Cane', otherwise known as Peter Combe, is back for more of his fun, fabulous hit songs...
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468Fringe Review: SOMNIA
SOMNIA takes the audience on a late-night, raunchy journey into the low-lit, cabaret-filled world of magical dreamscapes and frightful nightmares.
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475Fringe Review: One Day He Changed (and the next he was gone)
It’s always exciting to see new works being performed, especially ones written by young South Australians.
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660Fringe Review: Something In The Water
Uncertainty, confusion and the desperate desire to fit in dominate the themes of Something In The Water
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785Celebrate International Women’s Day at Gluttony’s all-women performance space, The Lark
Gluttony has created its first series of outdoor venues and one of these is The Lark - which features an all-woman lineup.
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1.3KFringe Review: HUGHMAN
This is Hugh Sheridan as we have not seen him before.
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1.8KFringe Review: Prinnie Stevens in LADY SINGS THE BLUES
Prinnie Stevens curates a selection of classics from women of colour spanning one hundred years of blues history.
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1.7KFringe Review: Jackson Vs Jackson
Any fan of the Jackson catalogue of music, Michael, Janet or The Jackson Five, would find something to love in this collection...
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1.2KFringe Review: Comfort Food Cabaret
A funny and personal journey of live music, storytelling and cooking where the audience sample Weber-cooked food to cabaret songs and stories.
