All posts tagged "#ADLFringe"
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Coma
Totally different and worth a try!
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741Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Revolting Children of Tomorrow
It is always pleasing when you can see the future of the arts in South Australia is in safe hands like it is with the students of Star Academy
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Tom Gleeson – Gear
Gleeson demonstrates his biting wit, love of revenge served cold and ordinary tales crafted into hilarity: a master performer and fabulous show
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864Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Simply Brill: The Teens Who Stole 60’s Rock n Roll
Simply Brill is tight, well executed and slick — an absolute sonic treat
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612Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Believable – Martin Brock
Magical and proof that the hand is indeed quicker than the eye
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473Adelaide FringeFringe Review: OWEaDEBT
This un-fairytale take on love and partnering up will entertainingly challenge your perceived notions of dating, with a fair few laughs along the way
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: 360 Allstars
This pumped-up urban circus makes you feel like you’re on a concrete basketball court in the streets of New York!
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2.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: 27 Club
A tribute to the infamous 27 Club that will rock your socks off!
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Willing Participant
Storytelling at its most delightfulness told by a consummate performer
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763Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Shhh!
No HERoism greater than motherhood
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Ten Thousand Hours
Once again Gravity and Other Myths bring shock, awe and delight to eh faces of Fringe-goers
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1.8KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Yoah
Yoah manages to reinvigorate my love of the circus with it’s innovative use of digital technology to make it all feel fresh again
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464Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Good Immigrant
A well-meaning and light hearted perspective of immigrant life in Australia
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691Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Fashion 4 Passion
Sam and Jen’s passion for (ethical) fashion is catching - do yourself an entertaining favour and let them pass it on to you!
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771Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Hamlet in 15 Minutes
Silly fun with the silly Bard
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723Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Stitches
A very funny and thought provoking show
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710Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Steve Sheehan
There’s no lung-draining laughs this time, but Steve Sheehan once again proves why he’s a master of comedy
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Bisexual Intellectuals
A delightfully silly experience, which is a true embodiment of queer joy
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671Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Skin Hunger
Clever and witty play on surviving and finding pleasure as grief lingers
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594Adelaide FringeInterview: Millicant Sarre, Jemma Allen and Rosie Russell – Bringing some Bisexual Intellectual To The Fringe
Three of Adelaide's top performers have joined forces this Fringe
