19 Feb 2017
Jo Lawry Live At The Spiegeltent @ The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Magic Mirror Spiegeltent, Sat 18 Feb.
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19 Feb 2017
Miles Davis: Kind Of Blue – A Complete Performance Of The Iconic Album Plus Other Miles Classics – Adelaide Fringe Review
Adelaide’s jazz community has obviously heard the word. The Showroom is close to full for this special one-off concert: Miles Davis’ 1959 Kind of Blue album…
19 Feb 2017
Sammy J – Hero Complex: The Phantom Mutual Appreciation Society – Adelaide Fringe Review
For the 2017 Adelaide Fringe Sammy J leaves behind his purple puppet Randy and instead replaces him with a show about another purple hero, The Phantom. Sammy…
18 Feb 2017
Angel by Henry Naylor: A Powerful And Intense Drama Blended With Enough Jokes To Entertain And Amuse – Adelaide Fringe Review
Adelaide Fringe has arrived! Time to dress up, go out and grab some Fringe! My first Fringe experience this year was spent in the Middle East, courtesy of this…
18 Feb 2017
Cirque Africa: The Exciting And Exotic World Of African Sights, Sounds And Circus Skills – Adelaide Fringe Review
Exciting and exotic, this show will make you smile and laugh – and have you on the edge of your seat! The circus troupe originate from four countries, have been…
18 Feb 2017
Confessions Of A Piano Chick: Telling It As It Is At La Bohème – Adelaide Fringe Review
The only certainty in a piano chick’s life is that she will eventually be sacked from every single job. It’s a brutal truth perhaps, but in this show it seems…
18 Feb 2017
Hans – Mein Camp: Accordions And Hot Pants. What More Could You Ask For, Bitches?! – Adelaide Fringe Review
Hans is back and ready to take over the world! He has taken inspiration from past and current dictators, but has decided his world domination needs to be full…
18 Feb 2017
Scorch: A World Immersed In Games Of Fantasy And Popular Culture – Adelaide Fringe Review
This much acclaimed show out of Ireland had a tough start to its Adelaide Fringe season. A disappointingly small audience made it difficult for Stacey Gregg to…
18 Feb 2017
SOAP: Contemporary Circus, Physical Theatre, Cabaret, Comedy, Sexy Bodies… And A Lot Of Water! – Adelaide Fringe Review
After their successful 2015 Fringe Festival season, SOAP is back in Adelaide and judging by tonight’s packed crowd, shows will once again sell out quickly.…
18 Feb 2017
The Kafkian Monkey: A Creationist’s Nightmare – Adelaide Fringe Review
The audience, or rather Members of the Academy, take their seats and await the evening’s guest speaker. The curtain rustles, and Red Peter, the…
15 Feb 2017
Matt Byrne’s My Kitchen Fools: The Unreality Of Reality TV – Adelaide Fringe Review
The debut of Matt Byrne’s newest work, My Kitchen Fools marks 20 years of Matt Byrne Media doing theatre at Maxim’s Wine Bar. No doubt the perfect accompanying…
10 Feb 2017
Elixir: Breathtaking Acrobatics And Slapstick Comedy Gold – Perth Fringe World Review
Elixir is physical theatre performed by Head First Acrobats from Melbourne. Three scientists called Cal, Rowan and Thomas search for the elixir of life as they…