3 Mar 2015
The Fringe has been a lot of fun so far, but what happens at The End? Comedians Max and Ivan think they know, and promise to reveal all in their show of the…
3 Mar 2015
Toronto’s Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra are internationally respected as one of the finest proponents of baroque music anywhere in the world. The musicianship of…
2 Mar 2015
A perfect way to enjoy the last days of summer, Ben & Jerry’s Openair Cinemas is a scenic cinematic event alongside the beach in Glenelg. Here is one of your…
2 Mar 2015
A Bit Of An Overshare, featuring Claire Healy, is a delightful, frothy romp through some common modern-day issues. There are songs about dating, Facebook…
2 Mar 2015
Briefs has grown in talent, cohesiveness and knowing exactly how to provide awesome entertainment since their last appearance at the Adelaide Fringe five years…
2 Mar 2015
At the age of 23, James Pender wrote and performed on Channel Ten’s The Ronnie Johns Half Hour. Ten years later, he is presenting his debut solo stand up show…
2 Mar 2015
This show is one of the most popular and longest-running shows at The Garden and it isn’t hard to see why. The acts don’t take themselves too seriously. There…
2 Mar 2015
This is Latino Grooves’ first Fringe event and they went all-out with a live Latin band to help the ‘newbies’ get into the groove. It was a practical…
2 Mar 2015
When I first saw Erhard at the Adelaide Fringe years ago he was insightfully and incisively ripping into German culture. It was breathtakingly funny, brilliant…
2 Mar 2015
A criminally small but highly enthusiastic number of people take the opportunity on Clipsal Sunday night to see one of Australia’s very best songwriters…
2 Mar 2015
Fairy Lee delights the children in her one-person show by entering the room from the back in her gorgeous purple ensemble. Costumes are so important in a…
2 Mar 2015
Admittedly I thought I was off to see and hear a ‘half-pissed harpist’ play and tell stories of Irish times passed, so it was a little surprising to find out…