All posts tagged "#ADLFringe"
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797Adelaide FringeFringe Review: 80’s Ladies
Break out the fluoro leg warmers and get ready for the most energetic 80’s dance party of this year’s Fringe
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895Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Effie in Upyourselfness
To see one of Australia’s most enduring comedy characters is one thing, but to hear what she has to say even better
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839Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Shoemaker of Havana
Brilliantly devised and written piece, worthy of the singing talents of the cast
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552Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Hypnotist Matt Hale: Top Fun! 80’s Spectacular
Hypnotising time warp to the 80s
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555Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Dirty Energy
An incredibly enjoyable and engaging hour of blended comedy and tragedy
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459Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Family Friendly Stand-Up Show
Hilarious stories and impressive mental acrobatics combined for a fabulous show suitable for all ages
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605Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Josh Thomas – Let’s Tidy Up
It’s always a light-hearted and fun time with the confidently awkward and eternally youthful Josh Thomas
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411Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Whisper Walk: Stories Shared AFOOT
A deeply personal walk down memory lane that renews our appreciation of those moments in life we hold dear
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517Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Peter Combe in Newspaper Mama…Every Day!
Peter Combe returns to showcase his new album as well as enduring classics
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421Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Celestial Sounds
An interesting experience but too long
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448Adelaide FringeFringe Review: HIGH PONY
Mel and Sam return to Adelaide Fringe with another silly-humoured, high-energy and music-filled performance in this variety show method of performance
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417Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Completely Improvised Shakespeare
Not your Year 10 English Teacher’s Shakespeare!
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438Adelaide FringeFringe Review: It’s Not Me, It’s Definitely You: Songs of Amy Winehouse & Lily Allen
Lisa Woodbrook perfectly emulates the powerhouse voices and kickass attitudes of Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen
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483Adelaide FringeFringe Review: I am the BOSS
A fun blend of comedy and circus geared towards younger children
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684Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Virtuoso
No pretension is spared in this brilliantly cringey parody of an actor
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867Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Red District
Get ready for a night of seduction, clever wit and awe-inspiring beauty that will leave you wrapped in your desires
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450Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit
This very talented Improv group sure know how to murder hilariously
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424Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Lost in Translation: The Fellowship of the Ring
Lost in Translation takes your favourite films and transforms them into ballets of buffoonery for your viewing pleasure
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500Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Whore’s Eye View
Very informative however felt more like a lecture than a fringe show
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716Adelaide FringeFringe Review: #Since1994
An enthralling circus with prodigious purpose
