5 Mar 2015
Bev Killick performs Killick Bev at Gluttony’s The Piglet – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Irreverent, Overt and always funny! Bev Killick shows all of her 15 years’ experience as a stand up in her hilarious new show Killick Bev.
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5 Mar 2015
Boris & Sergey’s Vaudevillian Adventure – Adelaide Fringe Review
Flabbergast Theatre presented an incredibly clever and humorous performance for the Gluttony crowd tonight. It is amazing that two very plain-looking brown…
5 Mar 2015
Excavate: An Expressive And Earthy Dance Piece – Adelaide Fringe Review
Set among the Adelaide city building-tops and our beautiful cityscape, we are literally led up the garden path barefoot along a trail of mulch to observe and be…
5 Mar 2015
Inside Your headspace: A Film Project – Adelaide Fringe Review
Presented by headspace Noarlunga, Inside Your headspace: A Film Project is a powerful triptych of short films, each focusing on the anxieties and fears faced by…
5 Mar 2015
Light. Camera. Action: The LIVE Lightpainting Experience – Adelaide Fringe Review
Light painting artist/photographer Vicki Ferguson (Vix) is back once again to share her skills and passion with a wholly fascinated audience. Using a camera set…
5 Mar 2015
Live And Let Die: A Night With James Bond – Adelaide Fringe Review
The performers are Grant Pearson and Jacqui Yeo on vocals, Matt Williams on guitar, David Grice on bass and Steve Staben on drums, and what formidable agents…
5 Mar 2015
Sofie Kim: SUB[terranean]musicfilms – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Sofie Kim from SUB[terranean]musicfilms is bringing more indie music films to the Adelaide Fringe this year. Last year SUB[terranean] was all about music films…
5 Mar 2015
The Audreys Perform Live At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Audreys’ Taasha Coates and Tristan Goodall are an absolute joy to watch on stage, and in the gorgeous Aurora Spiegeltent it’s possible to be completely and…
5 Mar 2015
The Love Life Of The Ordinary: A Folk Opera Without Equal – Adelaide Fringe Review
In a bar down a dark alley on the outer reaches of the Fringe there is a band playing rollicking drinking songs while sitting across the back of what appears to…
5 Mar 2015
Umit Bali Has Got A “Flight Plan” And He’s Not Afraid To Use It – Adelaide Fringe Review
This may be my feel-good show for the festival. Umit Bali was a joy to spend time with for his hour’s show. He’s a powerhouse of energy, but disciplined with it…
4 Mar 2015
Abandoman: Hot Desk Is Comedic Genius At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Abandoman returns to this year’s Fringe line up showcasing their amazing comedic genius and dazzling musical prowess. Robert Broderick and Sam Wilson grace the…
4 Mar 2015
Big Band Blues At The Osmond Terrace Function Centre – Adelaide Fringe Review
Imagine finding yourself in an understated and elegant venue on a balmy Sunday night listening to the gorgeous grooves and brilliant brass of a world class…