8 Mar 2019
You’re sitting near a total stranger. As time goes by it becomes weird not to talk so you make the tentative awkward attempt to strike up conversation. It’s…
7 Mar 2019
A key message of this show is that Osama Bin Laden was originally just a really nice normal guy who cared for his kids and future generations, until he tired of…
7 Mar 2019
Joshua Warrior has long been involved in Fringes and Comedy Festivals and was even been invited to London to perform – so he’s no stranger to the comedy scene.…
7 Mar 2019
Author, writer and comedian Kathy Lette is perhaps most famous for her novel Puberty Blues which, in recent years, has been made into both a movie and a TV…
7 Mar 2019
Technology has had a significant impact on live theatre, and when coupled together with the creative vision of director Milo Rau you get something quite…
7 Mar 2019
Nikki Britton has appeared on Channel 10’s How To Stay Married and ABC’s Comedy Up Late , and in 2018 was a Winner of a Best Comedy Weekly Award at the Adelaide…
7 Mar 2019
The first time I saw Adelaide’s Nurse Georgie perform Was as a warm-up act for Wayne Brady [ Whose Line Is It Anyway ?] during Cabaret Festival 2018; she was…
7 Mar 2019
This is a rollicking and boisterous pantomime rendition of A Midsummer Night’s Dream . With only five actors (and an MC) there is obviously a lot left out of…
7 Mar 2019
Tom Walker was a Winner of Best Newcomer, Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2016, and nominated for the Barry Award for Best Show, Melbourne International…
6 Mar 2019
Martha Lott delivers an intense and fluid performance in George Brant’s demanding monologue about a female fighter pilot whose personal circumstances are…
6 Mar 2019
Adelaide born and raised magician and mentalist Matt Tarrant once again returns to his hometown for the 2019 Fringe, and if his new show is anything to go by…
6 Mar 2019
Stephen Amos returns to the Adelaide Fringe at Arts Theatre on Angas St last night, to a packed house and an enthusiastic audience.