Performing Arts
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1.1KAdelaide Festival Review: POV
Educational theatre or theatrical education? You decide with your own POV
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530Adelaide Fringe Review: This Machine Kills Fascists
A fascinating insight into a folk music legend
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493Adelaide Fringe Review: Together Forever
Emotive and impactful, Evans has made some wonderful and heartwarming theatre
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1.4KAdelaide Festival Review: The Tiger Lillies – Serenade from the Sewer
The Tiger Lillies - Serenade from the Sewer at the Adelaide Festival was a performance of artistic eminence and a highlight of...
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548Adelaide Fringe Review: Charlee Watt: SHE ROCKS: Love, Lyrics and Legacies
A rocking new initiative supporting young regional talent
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498Adelaide Fringe Review: PSYCH WARD FAMOUS – how I became Jesus and interviewed a warlord
Sian’s show lays bare the jumble of her life with humour and honesty making one of the more sincere moments of this...
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522Adelaide Fringe Review: Little Miss Julie
A new take on Strindberg’s classic
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540Adelaide Fringe Review: MAFIA The Game: The Show
Witness some of Adelaide Fringe’s best comedians as they try to get away with murder
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602Adelaide Fringe Review: Murder, She Didn’t Write
Gather your fellow detectives (or friends) for the ultimate ‘whodunit’, completely improvised by an extraordinary cast
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500Adelaide Fringe Review: The Beatles Dub Club
The Beatles’ most iconic pop songs into dub-style dance tunes, DJ Chris Arnold dares audiences to get a new groove on
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575Adelaide Fringe Reivew: Adorable Man: Tu Strange
He puts the “ow” into “wow” with exceptional comedy and mind-blowing, if not cringe-worthy magical feats
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421Adelaide Fringe Review: What To Do When You Kill Your Co-Star
Presented by: Lost Theatre Co.Reviewed: 5 March 2026 A plucky theatre troupe producing Romeo and Juliet. Except they’re werewolves and vampires. It...
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602Adelaide Fringe Review: Adore Händel’s Cautionary Tales
A glittering humorous show with a message which is stunningly performed and is another wonderfully timely experience of this year’s Adelaide Fringe
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944Adelaide Festival Review: Tyshawn Sorey: Alone
A master musician and composer at the height of his powers
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531Adelaide Fringe Review: Railway Bob – The Greatest Dog Story Ever Told
A nostalgic tale for young and old
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523Adelaide Fringe Review: “The Hanging of Elizabeth Woolcock” A Biographical True Crime Play
Boyce should be celebrated for her moving performance
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524Adelaide Fringe Review: Shitegeist
A dark comedic talent that enjoys poking at the horrors of our modern day realities
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547Adelaide Fringe Review: Confetti & Chaos
It’s chaotic, it’s crazy and it’s a roller coaster of hilarity by an exceptional cast
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552Adelaide Fringe Review: 15 Year old Elon Musk the 90’s Karaoke musical
A list of fantastic singalong songs with a poignant theme, this show pops
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1.2KAdelaide Festival Review: Perle Noire: Meditations for Joséphine
A meticulously wrought masterpiece
