20 Feb 2020
Frank Woodley delivered a meandering voyage of what goes in to creating new shows and the art of the clown comic. (Not a literal red nosed and funny hair kind…
19 Feb 2020
Aidan Jones lived in Glandore, South Australia, before heading off to Melbourne to try his hand at a stand-up comedy career. Since that time he has travelled…
17 Feb 2020
Perhaps Greg Champion’s biggest claim to fame is being part of an ABC radio show that has been running for 40 years – the Coodabeen Champions . Author of one of…
17 Feb 2020
There have been many adaptations of Moliere’s 17th Century play Tartuffe over the years and many more productions – including a relatively recent version by…
16 Feb 2020
Self-proclaimed “whinging pom” Dan Willis has returned to Adelaide Fringe for another laughter-filled show. An expat from the motherland (and now firmly lodged…
16 Feb 2020
Simon Morley and David ‘Friendy’ Friend have now been performing their so-called ‘genital origami’ for internationally audiences for 21 years. After touring in…
23 Jan 2020
“ Shell Shock is an adaptation of a former soldier’s diary, writing about his return to ‘civvy’ life after a long career including tours to Iraq and…
22 Nov 2019
A full house waits expectantly on the opening night of Unseen Theatre Company’s latest production, an adaptation for the stage of Sir Terry Pratchett’s comedic…
21 June 2019
A Rational Fear has a podcast that may be familiar to quite a few people, and tonight they brought that to a live show; a live podcast recording.
21 June 2019
From Zoë’s opening line, there is never any doubt that there are no holds (or words) barred in next hour or so of Cabaret Comedy. I hadn’t heard the one about a…
20 June 2019
Improvisation is a wild and unpredictable beast that both cast and audience ride in the hope that the journey and destination are worth the gamble. There were…
15 June 2019
With Logan Watt on piano, Tom Campbell enters singing a serenade of Lost Without You to his prosthetic hand proudly lighted centre stage, his aria comes to an…