Pictured: Inferno
Have you been looking through the Adelaide Fringe guide and finding it overwhelming to pick a show? I totally feel your pain! It’s always helpful to find some recommendations to make choosing a show easier.
To help with this, Adelaide Fringe awards the best shows each week. The Awards celebrate the diverse and wonderful shows presented throughout the festival season. The weekly awards are announced every week of the festival, and the overall awards are presented at a special in-person ceremony at the end.
Here are the week 1 winners!
Best of Cabaret, supported by The List
Millicent Sarre is Too Tired To Smash (Patriarchy)
My Precious! The Cabaret
Blues and Burlesque
Best of Circus
La Ronde
You & I
YUCK Circus: Naughties
Best of Comedy, supported by Adelaide Comedy
Ivan Aristeguieta: READY TO MAMBO
Charlie Mulliner: Love Hunt
Nikki Britton: Not To Be Dramatic
Best of Community Events, supported by Health Partners
VICTORIA LANE: Glimmer
Best of Dance, supported by TAFE SA
Fibres
New Romantics
Best of Eat & Drink, supported by ICHM
Sip & Spill: Katie Spain’s Not Your Normal Wine Conversations
Best of Film & Digital, supported by KWP+ Partners
Ningaloo (Immersive Worlds)
The Great Kimberley Wilderness with Luke Hemsworth (Immersive Worlds)
Best of Interactive
The Score: The Smartphone Orchestra (Immersive Worlds)
Best of Kids & Family
Tiny Doctors: Happy Labs
Sea Star Rock, Rock the Wild
Trash Test Dummies Circus
Best of Magic
Josh Staley: Deception by Design
Hypnotist Matt Hale: FUNBELIEVABLE! 90s Rewind
Charlie Caper: The Future
Best of Music, supported by Musicorp & Studio 19
A History of Bob Dylan’s Blues
Best of Music, supported by Musicorp & Studio 20
Living in the ’70s by The 60 Four
Best of Music, supported by Musicorp & Studio 21
Blak Country
Best of Theatre & Physical Theatre, supported by TAFE SA
James Rowland: Team Viking
Wright&Grainger’s EURYDICE
Eva Seymour as ‘The Understudy’
Best of Variety
INFERNO
Best of Visual Arts & Design, supported by Visualcom
Gabi Cirocco: Studies of Presence
Best of Workshops & Talks
Khyké Earrings
Emerging Artist
Teasing Myths
Adi Parmar: Sunny Boy
Pick of the Week
The Shamrocks
Spirit of the Fringe
Britt Plummer
Cultural Diversity Award, supported by Australian Refugee Association
Keep In Touch
Adelaide Critics Circle Award
Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed The World
Best of Street, supported by Dolphin Creative
Heromacro – Tickets
Guildhouse Award, supported by Guildhouse
Not without each other
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