Pictured: History of House: Greatest Hits by Helen Page
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 3 winners!
Best of Cabaret, supported by The List
Adore Händel’s Cautionary Tales
Wonderfully Terrible Things
Best of Circus
Cartoooon!!
Elixir Revived
I Think It Could Work
Best of Comedy, supported by Adelaide Comedy
Granny Flaps – The Retrospective Roadshow
Elf Lyons: Swan
Casey Filips: What a character
Nath Valvo – Homebody
Best of Community Events, supported by Health Partners
Singalonga Pub Quiz
Best of Dance, supported by TAFE SA
Embers
Best of Eat & Drink, supported by International College of Hotel Management
Japanese Liquor and Laughs: A Comedy Tasting Show
Best of Film & Digital, supported by KWP+ Partners
A man, a piano, and a silent film.
The Great Solar System Adventure – Immersive Worlds
Best of Interactive
Transmission – into the dark
Best of Kids & Family
FoRT
The Alphabet of Awesome Science
Viviane builds a Lufthaus
Best of Magic
Adults Only Magic Show
Duel & Dual
Best of Music, supported by Musicorp – Powered by Studio 19
The Billy Joel Story
All These Pretty Things
A History of Appalachian and Mississippi Blues
Women of Rock
Best of Theatre & Physical Theatre, supported by TAFE SA
Kirsty Mann: Corpse
This Machine Kills Fascists
…Earnest?
Best of Variety
Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret
The LadyBoys of Bangkok
Best of Visual Arts & Design, supported by Visualcom
UV Songlines: Illuminating Ancestral Roots
Best of Workshops & Talks
Adelaide True Crime Walking Tour
Emerging Artist
A Paper Trail
Pick of the Week
History of House: Greatest Hits
Spirit of the Fringe
Ray & Conrad Henley-Calvert
Cultural Diversity Award, supported by Australian Refugee Association
How To Hold Up The Sky
Adelaide Critics Circle Award, supported by Adelaide Critics Circle
The Debate
Best of Street, supported by Dolphin Creative
Bam Wow
Guildhouse Award, supported by Guildhouse
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