5 Mar 2021
Angela Faith starts with an entrance with a segue and while words and word play is a key part of this show – this one was for riding on! She came in chatting…
4 Mar 2021
One of the great joys of Adelaide Fringe is seeing a comedian who you know, without a shadow of a doubt, is on the cusp of becoming a big deal. The buzz about…
4 Mar 2021
In this age of cyber bullying there is still a vital, visceral role for such excellent drama as this is. The bullying tackled by this bright, young ensemble is…
4 Mar 2021
A group of young migrants telling stories about their journeys to Australia. Sounds simple enough. You might expect to hear people expressing their gratitude to…
4 Mar 2021
It’s an older crowd than one might expect to see the enfant terrible of Australian comedy. As people take their seats the intro music is a long and explicit…
4 Mar 2021
Matthew and Alice Barker have been building a name for themselves as a brother/sister folk duo, writing and performing their own songs, using only one ukulele…
2 Mar 2021
Growing up as a gymnast and dancer, with skills in clowning and puppetry, it was perhaps not surprising that Andi Snelling was drawn to physical theatre. With…
1 Mar 2021
I sometimes think of tribute acts like those guys that do World War II re-enactments; essentially missing the intrinsic danger of the real thing, but is a way…
1 Mar 2021
A ‘link’ today means that with a click we are transported through a portal into another world in cyberspace; but our link to this land we live in is far more…
28 Feb 2021
“ He’s joined that stupid club ,” Kurt Cobain’s mother is believed to have said on the news of her sons passing death in 1994. ‘The ‘club’ is a mythical clique…
28 Feb 2021
The ‘Late Night Variety Show’ has become quite the staple format of Adelaide Fringe in the past few years. It’s tasting plate of comedians, burlesque…
28 Feb 2021
Disarming us with raw honesty, Kevin K gives us a decent dose of education about indigenous life, served up with the creamy froth and fun of comedy. A true…