3 Mar 2016
If you’d like comedy more challenging for your cranium, Chris Turner: Observational Tragedy is the place to be. Chris uses a number of methods to engage with…
3 Mar 2016
David Quirk returns to the Adelaide Fringe to talk about what has been going on in the past year, and there is a lot he needs to catch you up on. As he tells…
3 Mar 2016
My wife works in a busy Adelaide hospital, and while she’s not a nurse, most of her friends are. And in addition to being able to put away copious amounts of…
3 Mar 2016
Three sweet, demure young women wait for their husbands to come home – dutifully cleaning, doing housework and even baking a cake. We are in the world of the…
3 Mar 2016
Nazeem Hussain – comedian, failed boxer and brown person – is at his best when he’s pointing out the absurdities of racist Australian culture. Hussain’s take on…
3 Mar 2016
What would you do if the end of the world arrived? Would you be one of the ones who don’t make it, or would you be the last man standing? This is the focus of…
3 Mar 2016
Inspired by ‘ The World Of Shadows ’ and the ‘ Underbelly’ of the circus world, the Melbourne based crew of The Barbaroi brings an extraordinary and captivating…
3 Mar 2016
Jennifer Kingwell has a great voice but she doesn’t rest on the fact. She takes the hard road looking for unique phrasing, and experimenting with pitch and…
3 Mar 2016
Did I get what I was expecting? No, but then you never do when you are watching Hitchcock do you? Reading the Fringe guide, I was expecting tension filled…
2 Mar 2016
Comedy improv group Racing Minds brings you a show that is completely unscripted and unprepared but yet hilarious and somewhat ingenious in the most ridiculous…
2 Mar 2016
Paddy McCullagh hosts the show containing five completely different acts each night, as well as his own routine. It was a great crowd for a Tuesday night, and…
2 Mar 2016
Briefs returns to the Adelaide Fringe for the third time to delight Royal Croquet Club audiences with their spicy mix of fierce drag, skilful acrobatics, and…