15 Feb 2016
Battle Of The Superheroes – The Great Superhero Debate – Adelaide Fringe Review
Batman, Superman, The Hulk, Thor, everyone has their own favourite superhero. But the question is, how do you pick the most superior superhero, who rains…
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15 Feb 2016
Escape Room Treasure Hunt: Become A Member Of The Scotland Yard Detectives At The Alchemist’s Lab – Adelaide Fringe Review
As you step into an old transportable building nicely tucked away in Gluttony you are transported to 1899 where you find yourself in the middle of Dr Devon…
15 Feb 2016
Fuego Carnal: An Intense Burst Of Circus Energy at Gluttony – Adelaide Fringe Review
New kid on the block Fuego Carnal in the likewise new venue Empyrean, gets off to a great start with fire manipulator Steveo Extremo. I have been reviewing…
15 Feb 2016
Le Petit Circus: Enjoyable Acrobatics For Kids Of All Ages – Adelaide Fringe Review
Le Petit Circus is a show that is aimed at introducing children to circus. It features four talented performers, each with their own specialities, big smiles…
15 Feb 2016
Penny Arcade: Longing Lasts Longer: Revelatory and Refreshing Theatre at Royal Croquet Club – Adelaide Fringe Review
“Turns contemporary stand-up on its head” – yep. I’ve never seen or experienced anything quite like this. The promo continues: “you will never be the same.” Big…
15 Feb 2016
Simon Taylor – Human: Giving The Garden Of Unearthly Delights a Dose of Outstanding Comedy – Adelaide Fringe Review
Simon Taylor is a captivating comedian that will ensure you leave with a massive smile on your face. A performer of this calibre deserves bigger venues with a…
15 Feb 2016
Starman: A One-Man Show Of Clowning, Jokes and Juggling at The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Performer Ken Fanning yells from backstage as the house lights go down, “Do you all know Cirque du Soleil? Well this is going to be nothing like that!” A…
15 Feb 2016
The Bunker Trilogy – Agamemnon: A Powerful Meditation On The Power Of Guilt – Adelaide Fringe Review
Jethro Compton Productions’ The Bunker Trilogy: Agamemnon transports themes from Greek legend to the front lines of the First World War. As with the other plays…
15 Feb 2016
The Element In The Room: A Radioactive Musical Comedy About The Death And Life Of Marie Curie – Adelaide Fringe Review
Musical theatre, mime, a one girl show that includes plenty to keep any audience interested, involved and learning along the way. The show begins with a bit of…
15 Feb 2016
The Flanagan Collective – Fable: A Moving Piece of Mixed Media Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
Growing up is hard. All of the potential, the dreams, and the idealism of youth can be slowly ground away by a seemingly endless slog of hard days for not…
15 Feb 2016
Tink Tank: A Delightfully Dazzling Array Of Shadow Puppetry at The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
At the world premiere of Tink Tank the creative and humorous duo from Bunk Puppets ( Swamp Juice , Sticks Stones Broken Bones ) took the audience on a…
15 Feb 2016
Undercover Adelaide – The Spy Experience: Grab Your Chance To Be James Bond or Maxwell Smart – Adelaide Fringe Review
Who wouldn’t want to get the chance to be a spy? An opportunity to have all of the excitement of being undercover, eluding detection and pretending to ‘ be ’…