7 Mar 2015
François Loyal, our gracious host has curated the greatest and most profound artists the world has ever seen (perhaps, maybe…)! Plague Of Idiots is a ridiculous…
7 Mar 2015
Wandering down the hill, towards Botanic Park, I silently count my blessings. It’s a beautiful early autumn day and I am headed to WOMADelaide.
6 Mar 2015
Abbott! The Musical is a no holds barred hilarious dig at Tony Abbott and the current government that leads this country. With Julie Bishop, Joe Hockey, Scott…
6 Mar 2015
Back from her previous Adelaide Fringe appearance, Adrienne Truscott’s A One Trick Pony is a multi-medium show (combining comedy, video, music, costume changes…
6 Mar 2015
For a man who is “teetering on the brink of giving up,” Angus Hodge still knows how to put on an outstanding show; not time to give up just yet! He delivers…
6 Mar 2015
This is first time this Fringe I’ve heard an audience properly guffaw with laughter, helpless, breathless and chattering about the show on the way out:
6 Mar 2015
By any measure Paul Robeson was an extraordinary figure, both musically and politically. It would take considerable skill to imitate Robeson in a musical…
6 Mar 2015
She appears onstage, in the dark, lit only by an upward pointing torch, and proceeds to tell THAT scary story – you know, the one about the broken down car on a…
6 Mar 2015
Dave Eastgate is quite hysterical. Running in from the outside of the tent screeching and egging the crowd on to cheer for him is the beginning of this…
6 Mar 2015
Hannah Gadsby is in good company among a seriously solid crew of hilarious female comics at this year’s Fringe. Where does the idea that women are not funny…
6 Mar 2015
Combining both comedy and original music, Josh Earl’s Square Peg is a show that is not to be missed at the Adelaide Fringe. Addressing the theme of trying to…
6 Mar 2015
Justin Hamilton really is a gentleman. Not only can you expect an intelligent and well thought-out show containing relatable material to everyone in the…