27 Feb 2016
Shirley Gnome has found her people -a country where it is welcomed (sometimes even encouraged) to use the ‘c-bomb’ – and she is taking full advantage of it. She…
27 Feb 2016
The James Plays have been compared to those of Shakespeare and his English Kings. This trilogy centering on Scotland’s Kings, the first in the series being…
27 Feb 2016
Unsound is a music festival of experimental and underground club music specialising in extreme textures and volume, which has taken place annually in Poland…
27 Feb 2016
This family friendly show (audience members were aged 3 to 83) ran for an hour and we were treated to all forms of Tap, contemporary and Flamenco dance. Not…
27 Feb 2016
Bernadette Byrne and Victor Victoria have been thrilling audiences with their shocking and riotous comedy Eastend Cabaret in the Garden since 2012 with songs…
26 Feb 2016
Set in the last year of Tony Abbott’s political reign, Abbott! The Musical shows the downfall of Australia’s 28 th Prime Minister at the hands of his two…
26 Feb 2016
Being an adult is not simply as easy as turning 18 and suddenly knowing it all. Being an adult means making decisions, getting a ‘real job’, and often requires…
26 Feb 2016
Even before the house lights are down and stragglers have found their seats the action has started. A group of smartly dressed adults moves around the stage…
26 Feb 2016
We’ve all been there: wanting to go to the gym, get fitter, become a realised version of the Rocky montage. But how do we accomplish it? Lisa-Marie Ryan gives…
26 Feb 2016
A relationship with coffee? Love, Loss And Lattes is espressoed in physical theatre with elements of gymnastics, contemporary dance, physical theatre – pole…
26 Feb 2016
It’s easy to see why the seven-foot-something sad-faced Puddles has had more than 30 million YouTube hits. He may spend his time feeling sorry for himself, but…
26 Feb 2016
American performer Martin Dockery brings a unique storytelling adventure to the Adelaide Fringe; a re-creation of history’s first LSD experience (apparently…