16 Feb 2021
As the voice of renowned electronic dance music duo La Bouche, Sophie Cairo might have expected to be touring the world right now, but for the arrival of a…
12 Feb 2021
Written for, and debuting at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Switch Witchetty and the warring Royal siblings were invited to pack their bedsheets, milk…
12 Feb 2021
The year 2020 marked the first time in its 60-year history that Adelaide Fringe had a dedicated First Nations hub. This year, Tandanya present a remarkable…
7 Feb 2021
Many talented female composers have made their mark on the music world over the years. For example, Barbara Strozzi was an Italian singer and composer of the…
7 Feb 2021
A bard by any other name… We have often heard it questioned whether William Shakespeare was the actual creator of many of the works which have been attributed…
1 Feb 2021
Let’s face it! Most of us spent some time in 2020 in a solitary room wondering what to do next. Some of us even managed to spend that time creatively. Plays…
1 Feb 2021
A Golf Classic in the Fringe? Has the sporting world finally taken over our beloved arts festival space? Actually no. This tournament is a rollicking cabaret…
16 Mar 2020
Are you feeling anxious? Fear ( Not ) is a reprise of a collaboration between Prospect Theatre For Young People and Cirkidz after an excellent reception of this…
14 Mar 2020
I Don’t Wanna Play House is the theatrical version of a memoir. It strings together the strongest recollections of a life lived, well perhaps more strongly –…
13 Mar 2020
Aretha – RESPECT was not billed as a tribute show or an imitation of Aretha herself, instead, it is a celebration of the music of Aretha Franklin and proof of…
13 Mar 2020
Sarah Valle is the epitome of nerd cool – black Docs, awesome black dress, pink and blue hair, and a Star Wars t-shirt and figurine collection that needs its…
13 Mar 2020
Sammy J is well known in Australia for his weekly satirical comedy sketches on ABC television. This year at the Adelaide Fringe, he brings his clever take on…