5 Mar 2016
I’m not quite sure what just happened but whatever it was, it was hilariously ingenious. Joshua Glanc has arrived with his one-man comedy sketch/observational…
5 Mar 2016
Sometimes the quality of a show rests solely on the interaction between audience and performers and tonight this audience loudly and decidedly voted this a five…
5 Mar 2016
South Australia’s own ‘Jon Snow’ lookalike a.k.a. Hit 107.1 morning show host Amos Gill definitely knows how to entertain an audience for hour and make it look…
5 Mar 2016
Monumental opens dramatically with a group of dancers from The Holy Body Tattoo standing menacingly on individual white pedestals. Behind them, barely visible…
5 Mar 2016
In this torrent of torrid verse Telia Nevile boldly goes where no-one has gone before. Except of course Miss Congeniality… But this lady of letters has no…
5 Mar 2016
Armed with his guitar, a loop pedal and soulful voice, Ryan Coffey takes to the stage to tell us the tales of his break up and why he always requires adult…
5 Mar 2016
Sam Simmons is one of those comedians that you never know what to expect from his show, and this year was no different. A home grown SA man hailing from Hallett…
5 Mar 2016
A loud incessant electronic beat playing as we waited for Wil Anderson set the tone for the rapid fire, high intensity performance which was to follow. And for…
4 Mar 2016
This is the perfect Fringe show. It features glamour, glitz, witty lyrics, great songs, laughter at your own expense, a chance to share your problems and plenty…
4 Mar 2016
The SomeBuddies: Dave Hudson, Ben Ford-Davies and Ria Loof, return to the Fringe with another evening of inspired, harmony-driven music. Opening with The…
4 Mar 2016
A disappointingly small audience enjoyed this excellent solo performance about the life of Bill Clinton. Based on a play by Rachel Mariner and directed by Guy…
4 Mar 2016
Juliette Burton: Look At Me will be one of the most important shows you see at the Fringe this year, a reflection on identity, image and representation. While…