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…
2 Mar 2016
A great concept for a show! Four sexy young women whose love lives are less than perfect look for love via cabaret. Unfortunately the audience they get doesn’t…
2 Mar 2016
James McLean is ready to move out into the big wide world – armed with a M.A. in drama. He’s employable, enthusiastic and ready to learn (hospitality ring any…
2 Mar 2016
Beginning a few years after James I ended, the second instalment in this grand trilogy introduces audiences to James II , the much fought over boy-king…
2 Mar 2016
In truth John Cleese and Eric Idle could have served up anything and I’d have been happy. I just wanted to pay homage to these comic masters who together with…
2 Mar 2016
Marcel Blanch- de Wilt returns to this years Adelaide Fringe to give us a hilarious insight into his childhood, growing up in a single parent family, his best…
1 Mar 2016
If you’ve ever kept a diary you may well be sitting on the script of a biographical play. All you need to do is edit out the boring bits and flesh out the…
1 Mar 2016
Opening their 2016 season and their national tour in the glorious Adelaide Town Hall last night, the Australian String Quartet presented an eclectic selection…
1 Mar 2016
If you want to see (and hear) something different at Fringe this year, get down to the Deluxe at The Garden to see HEARTACHE AND DRUM BREAKS. A collage of music…
1 Mar 2016
From the first moment of this concert the lack of any glitz or grandstanding is striking. Sufjan Stevens is in dim lighting behind a piano at the side of the…