7 Mar 2021
HUGHMAN: It’s All About The Jackman ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
‘See Hugh in a new light’ this novel project promises. The dance party format has Sheridan behind a DJ mixing desk donning earphones and exhorting us all to…
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7 Mar 2021
Return To The Village: Beautifully Interactive Village Fun ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
The idea of building a cubby house is already pretty exciting for any kid but when they get to play a real part in building their own village…that is something…
7 Mar 2021
The White Mouse: The Story Of Australian Resistance Fighter Nancy Wake ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
The Adelaide Fringe has been a great vehicle for uncovering the achievements of remarkable Australian women who typically don’t feature in the history books or…
6 Mar 2021
Reuben Kaye: So Much More Fabulous Than Just A Pretty Face ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
I love the way Reuben Kaye greets his audience as he waits by the entrance, then helps out ushering people into the best seats, and chats informally with people…
5 Mar 2021
A Slight Exaggeration: Truth Or Delusion? ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
Who hasn’t heard someone reminiscing about something and you know instinctively they are gilding the lily, putting a positive spin on events, or perhaps…
5 Mar 2021
No hablo bebe: Michael Connell Has Taken Up Learning Spanish… What Could Possibly Go Wrong? ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Interview
Michael Connell seems to like a challenge. Ignoring the rule about never working with children, Michael creates a routine about his child. Writing a comedy show…
5 Mar 2021
RECLINE By Hot Dub Time Machine: Just Takin’ It Easy ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
Usually a show by Hot Dub Time Machine is the most fun dance party ever with giant screens, balloon drops, confetti, huge audiences and 60 years of dancefloor…
5 Mar 2021
Tahir: Where Comedy And Magic Collide ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Interview
When lockdown becomes and every day word in your life, there are so many things you could do to pass the time away… wash the curtains, increase your collection…
5 Mar 2021
Too Much: Angela Faith Is Original, Engaging And Lots Of Fun ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
Angela Faith starts with an entrance with a segue and while words and word play is a key part of this show – this one was for riding on! She came in chatting…
4 Mar 2021
Amy Hetherington: Don’t Feed The Ducks ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
One of the great joys of Adelaide Fringe is seeing a comedian who you know, without a shadow of a doubt, is on the cusp of becoming a big deal. The buzz about…
4 Mar 2021
Dark Wind Blowing – The Play: Cyberbully ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
In this age of cyber bullying there is still a vital, visceral role for such excellent drama as this is. The bullying tackled by this bright, young ensemble is…
4 Mar 2021
Journey: Stories Of Migration To A New Homeland ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
A group of young migrants telling stories about their journeys to Australia. Sounds simple enough. You might expect to hear people expressing their gratitude to…