Performing Arts
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685Adelaide Fringe Review: Jimeoin – Ballyhoo
Prepare to be marvellously misdirected in Jimeoin’s random acts of kookiness
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524Adelaide 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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479Adelaide 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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491Adelaide Fringe Review: KIN
Fowler has put together group of exceptional performers that welcomed the audience into their families’ stories
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580Adelaide 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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1.5KTheatre Review: Trophy Boys
From laugh out loud moments to hard-hitting drama, Trophy Boys is a powerful and timely piece of theatre
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720Interview: Mitch Galbraith – Ocean Alley hits Glenelg Beach this weekend
Australian band Ocean Alley is set to perform at Glenelg this coming weekend
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436Adelaide 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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452Adelaide 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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415Adelaide Fringe Review: Little Boxes
A sentimental journey, unpacking the boxes that categorise our lives
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433Adelaide 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...
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452Adelaide Fringe Review: B48Y Crash Lands on Earth!
Lukas Meintjes, as the extraterrestrial B48Y, delights his adoring audience while uncovering the peculiar habits of humanity here on planet Earth
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444Adelaide Fringe Review: Shake It
Shake It’s reputation for talent and a great night out is well deserved
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743Adelaide Fringe Review: Lawrence Mooney: Full Moon Party
Mooney is an expert at his craft, not just another funny Aussie who tells a great story
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333Adelaide Fringe Review: Don’t get carried away
You’re never too old to follow your dreams!
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995Theatre Review: Peace in our Time
A moving production with some excellent heart-felt moments
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343Adelaide Fringe Review: Josh Staley: Wacky Wizardry Goes Wrong
A brilliant and chaotic hour of family-friendly magic by the most engaging and energetic magician around
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398Adelaide Fringe Review: Red District – Unleashed
Red District Unleashed explodes all over you in the best and most consensual way possible
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559Adelaide Fringe Review: Lassú: Cosmic Cabaret
A good show of risqué cabaret circus with well performed songs, strutting dancers and the usual array of fine circus acts and...
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419Adelaide Fringe Review: Pick Of The Fringe – Comedy Superstars
These aren’t house-hold name comedians, but it’s probably just a matter of time
