20 Feb 2015
Jo Quail stands alone on the Trinity stage with just an electric cello, an effects rack, and a looping machine and proceeds to mesmerise her audience with…
20 Feb 2015
Leigh Qurban scored a point for beginning his show with plainchant, definitely a comedy first, that made me take notice. His 100-mile-a-minute delivery and…
20 Feb 2015
Comedian Luke McGregor undoubtedly does worry that he worries too much. Winning a number of Best Newcomer Awards in the past two years and featuring on ABC…
20 Feb 2015
Puddles Pity Party was just that, a party! With balloons, party hats, strobe lights and smoke… just to set the mood.
20 Feb 2015
You will be able to sit anywhere in the Spiegeltent and see everything that is happening on stage and off, as the troupe use the audience to duck and weave…
20 Feb 2015
By their own admission, this production of one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays is not for the purists, instead if you are happy being completely irreverent…
20 Feb 2015
Sky and his violin come to the Fringe with a fascinating background. He doesn’t have the expert training from a young age that many other violinists do, giving…
20 Feb 2015
An afternoon tea party had never been so interesting, at least not until Gandini Juggling came along with their fascinating interpretation, Smashed . With nine…
20 Feb 2015
Sounds Like A Story is a fledgling collaborative project for local songwriters John Bienvenue and Sophia McRae, the show title being the name of one of John’s…
20 Feb 2015
Nigel Major-Henderson is making a name for himself in the dance circles of Adelaide. After a successful show pieced together for last year’s Fringe, he wrote…
20 Feb 2015
Tom Ballard has brought an amusing, well-planned show to the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. Ballard is a likable, charming guy who had always been successful as co-host…
20 Feb 2015
If you like fake French accents and jokes about politics, sex, religion, baguettes and hipsters – then you should go and see Seemingly Evil Productions’ Tres…