All posts tagged "#ADLFringe"
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Confetti & Chaos
Come for the wedding reception and stay for the chaos
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647Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Vida Slayman is a Motherchucker
A funny, fierce female not afraid to lay everything bare
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540Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Best of the Best
An entertaining showcase of six Fringe artists at the top of the game, MCed by the magnificent Tash York
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443Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Kevin Quantum: AND FOR MY NEXT TRICK
Impressive magic that is well worth adding to a ‘must see’ list next time Kevin Quantum is in town
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825Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Charlie Caper : Magical
His personality is infectious, his tricks are second-to-none and you leave the venue wanting to rush back in to see the show again
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560Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Am I the Drama?
A quirky, fun evening of silly stories, happy times, and important food for thought
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430Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Mouth Inside the Mouth
It was quite a wild journey at times and did honestly give a lot for the audience to reflect on
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559Adelaide FringeFringe Review: High Tease High Tea: ALICE IN WONDERLAND
High Tease High Tea events are memorable tea parties that combine entertaining burlesque routines, fun games, wacky and glamorous costumes, nibbles, and cocktails
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507Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Wizard Of Oz
A wonderful trip down the yellow brick road with a talented cast
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632Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Sam Kissajukian – Museum of Modernia
A clever and cohesive mix of engaging comedy, exploring contemporary art, palatable mental health education, and fascinating storytelling
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509Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Hans: Disco Spektakulär
Disco Spektakulär is a whirl-wind sixty minutes packed with disco hits, high energy choreography and some of the funniest banter and commentary
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1.3KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Lawrence Mooney: Pigeonhole
Nobody could pigeonhole themselves better as a comedian than Lawrence Mooney
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883Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Whitney – The Greatest Love of All
Charmaine Jones creates a unique and powerful tribute to the timeless Whitney Houston
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436Adelaide FringeFringe Review: 3:30pm on the Last Day of School
Plenty of laughs for teachers, by a teacher
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673Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Galah Galah
Don’t miss this very funny, honest and revealing one woman cabaret show
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747Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Japanese Aussie
His ability to create insult with so much amiability makes all the humour entertaining
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586Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Mixtape Australia
Mixtape Australia is a wonderful celebration of the greatest Australian music, musicians and artists, presented by an exceptionally talented South Australian band and one of Adelaide’s best vocalists
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792Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Distopia
The tightest, funniest post-apocalyptic Disney-themed comedy you’ll see this Fringe
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831Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tartan Tabletop in Dungeons and Dragons Comedy: The never ending quest
Dungeons and Dragons mixed with improv, comedy, and dice roles; this show is an excellent way to introduce your naïve friends to DnD
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Limbo – The Return
Limbo has the seduction of Las Vegas, blended with the vaudeville light entertainment of European circus
