21 Mar 2022
Saturday night’s attendance numbers were reportedly better than Friday’s, large-ish crowd, full festival vibe and killer performances all round, although the…
19 Mar 2022
It’s been a long time coming. The original date for the latest incarnation of Under The Southern Stars was literally three years ago, but global pandemics…
18 Mar 2022
The performers of Prospect Theatre for Young People return this year to Adelaide Fringe with Stuck , an anthology performance made up of three short plays…
17 Mar 2022
One of the more raucous and original ‘cover bands’ you’re ever likely to encounter in Adelaide, this tribute to Leonard Cohen’s beautiful, disastrous 1977 album…
16 Mar 2022
Every year The Fringe is jam-packed full of shows big and small vying for your attention and ticket money. Some of those shows are massive productions, with…
15 Mar 2022
The Picture Of Dorian Gray was my introduction to the world of literature and social commentary of Oscar Wilde. Originally published in 1890, it made an…
13 Mar 2022
Pete McLaughlin is a veteran of the ‘70s and ‘80s punk scene in London, having played in numerous bands with members of the Sex Pistols, Motorhead, and Stiff…
11 Mar 2022
The Vietnam War, or the American War as the Vietnamese call it, was a long time ago but the scars run long and deep. In Their Footsteps puts the spotlight on…
10 Mar 2022
I went along to Hugh Sheridan – My Way hoping to experience a show that would, at least in part, demonstrate the gentle art of crooning, but I may have…
10 Mar 2022
It’s a cold Wednesday night in the middle of the Adelaide Fringe season, and the arrival of a show like Steven Oliver’s Bigger and Blacker is a reminder of how…
9 Mar 2022
Spend the afternoon with singer/songwriter, cocktail enthusiast and Raconteur Henry Wagons.
9 Mar 2022
The first thing that strikes you about Nanna-stasia is the enthusiasm of Eleanor Stankiewicz for her subject. Weekly visits to see her Lithuanian grandmother…