All posts tagged "Token Events"
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293Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Sam Simmons – Man With A Fork In A World Full Of Soup
Sam Simmons Rocks a bombshell
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249Adelaide 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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905Adelaide 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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1.6KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Nikki Britton – Once Bitten
Nikki Britton has a problem; she’s mid-thirties and is still denying every urge she has ever encountered.
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857Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tommy Little & Gossling – Heartbreak & Hilarity
Tommy Little and Gossling bring together a mix of comedy and music to present their show Heartbreak & Hilarity.
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553EntertainmentFringe Review: Wil Anderson: Critically Wil
The title of Wil’s show for his 20th year at the Adelaide Fringe is a great explanation of what to expect; hysterically blatant criticism about today’s society and how f****d up it is.
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857Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tom Gleeson: Cheer Up
Tom Gleeson takes us deep into his domestic, middle-class world, covering topics from the state of Australian politics to the annoyance of swooping magpies, and much, much more.
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Luke McGregor – Almost Fixed It
He doesn’t have swagger, he doesn’t have arrogance and he doesn’t even have props. But comedian Luke McGregor does have honesty and it sure is hilarious in Almost Fixed It.
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1.8KAdelaide FringeInterview: Cal Wilson – Refuses To Please Anyone This Fringe
Comedian Cal Wilson is sick of being nice. In her new show, 'Things I've Never Said', she is going to say all the things she wouldn’t normally dream of saying.
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1.1KAdelaide FringeInterview: Merrick Watts – the very funny ‘Man of the Hour’
Merrick Watts loves Adelaide as much as we love him, and after 23 years of stand-up, the Radio veteran is finally treating comedy fans to his solo show.
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544Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Fire At Wil
Wil Anderson expertly confronts politics, humanity and the Bogan life with his dripping and affecting satire at this year’s Fringe Festival.
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487Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Hannah Gadsby – Dogmatic
Hannah Gadsby’s latest show Dogmatic is a big step away from her previous shows in which she layers her performance with extra charm and quirky laughs.
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518Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The World Keeps Happening
As heard on triple j. As seen on The Project and Q&A. 2015 Best Newcomer Nominee – Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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486Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Frank Woodley—Noodlenut
Known for his physical slapstick and bumbling, almost stream-of-consciousness, style of humour, Woodley has this year debuted his fist show for kids,
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788LatestFringe Review: Hannah Gadsby – Donkey
Award-winning stand up comedian Hannah Gadsby tells stories about stories of depression, ADHD, family, kids and crab apples at the Nova cinema.
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962LatestFringe Review: Denise Scott – Mother Bare
Denise Scott in Mother Bare is a charming and funny show that takes on many taboo topics surrounding motherhood, sex and child birth.
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Kate McLennan – Homeward Bound – 2012 Adelaide Fringe
For a comedian, Kate McLennan is a sweet storyteller with an adorable girlish charm.
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Peter Helliar: Snazzy – 2012 Adelaide Fringe
As a self-described “footy loving boy from the suburbs” Mr Helliar packs a hell of a lot more into a show than anyone has a right to deserve.
