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26 Feb 2018
Once Were Pirates: Swashbuckling Fun For The Grown-Ups [Not A Kid Show] – Adelaide Fringe Review
Holden Street Theatres – The Manse at Holden Street Theatres, Sun 25 Feb.
Adelaide Festivals – Page 70
25 Feb 2018
A Medieval Marketplace: Haunting Sounds From Another Era – Adelaide Fringe Review
Local vocal ensemble Lumina have teamed up with the Lyrebird Consort to present music from medieval times for this year’s Fringe. Set in the gorgeous Barr Smith…
25 Feb 2018
ARA AHAHA: Fun And Laughter Blended With Meaningful Conversation About The Journeys Of Refugees – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Australian Refugee Association’s comedy gala fundraiser was emceed by Marc Ryan and introduced by the ARA’s Youth Representative, AJ. AJ told the story of…
25 Feb 2018
Brewster Brothers Play Bob Dylan: Legendary Angels Perform Classic Dylan – Adelaide Fringe Review
Appearing as part of the Adelaide Fringe 2018 were the legendary Angels John and Rick Brewster giving The German Club a sweet Bob Dylan benediction courtesy of…
25 Feb 2018
Scarred For Life: When Rupturing A Spleen Inspires You To Write A Cabaret Show – Adelaide Fringe Review
Following rupturing his spleen in a bike accident, Josh Belperio did what any good musician would do – he wrote a show about it. After his successful 2017…
24 Feb 2018
A Simple Space: Playful Acrobatics And Physical Theatre From Gravity & Other Myths – Adelaide Fringe Review
Formed in Adelaide nearly 10 years ago, Gravity and Other Myths has gone on to tour the world with their playful acrobatic and physical theatre performances.…
24 Feb 2018
BEER V WINE DEGUSTATION DINNER: Wonderful Wines, Beautiful Beers And Fabulous Food – Adelaide Fringe Review
If you’re up for spending the evening downing wonderful wines, beautiful beers and fabulous food, then this is exactly the right experience for you! Throw in a…
24 Feb 2018
Beyond The Sea – A Tribute To Bobby Darin And The Crooners – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Fringe has been getting bigger and bigger over recent years and now seems to encompass shows that would have been on even if the Fringe wasn’t. I suspect…
24 Feb 2018
Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous: A Heart-Warming Show About Self-Love From The Endearing Alfie Ordinary – Adelaide Fringe Review
Alfie Ordinary makes his Australian debut for Adelaide Fringe 2018 spreading his important message, “Some People are Fabulous… Get over it!”. As the son of a…
24 Feb 2018
Kokoda: Experiences Of The War In New Guinea in 1942, Written By Peter Maddern and Performed By Todd Gray – Adelaide Fringe Review
Kokoda is a 70 minute monologue in which Todd Gray, as a young poorly-trained militiaman Private Morris Powell, re-tells his experience of the war in New Guinea…
24 Feb 2018
Mike McClellan: Songs And Stories From A Modern-Day Troubadour – Adelaide Fringe Review
Mike McClellan is a modern-day troubadour, with a long history of several hit songs and tours across this wide land – and a few others (including the US) – to…
23 Feb 2018
The Door: The Plight Of The Migrant… Painful, Challenging, Beautiful – Adelaide Fringe Review
The plight of the migrant is much discussed and much maligned. There are many things in life that are hard to really understand unless experienced firsthand…