7 Mar 2015
Paul Foot: Hovercraft Symphony In Gammon # Major – Adelaide Fringe Review
In order to complete his own off-stage introduction, the haphazard, eccentric Paul Foot appears on stage and attempts to find a microphone that works. He then…
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7 Mar 2015
Plague Of Idiots perform A Night Of Pure Absurdity At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
François Loyal, our gracious host has curated the greatest and most profound artists the world has ever seen (perhaps, maybe…)! Plague Of Idiots is a ridiculous…
7 Mar 2015
WOMADelaide Musings For Friday Evening – Day 1 WOMADelaide Review
Wandering down the hill, towards Botanic Park, I silently count my blessings. It’s a beautiful early autumn day and I am headed to WOMADelaide.
6 Mar 2015
Abbott! The Musical: A Hilarious Dig At Our Current Government – Adelaide Fringe Review
Abbott! The Musical is a no holds barred hilarious dig at Tony Abbott and the current government that leads this country. With Julie Bishop, Joe Hockey, Scott…
6 Mar 2015
Adrienne Truscott’s A One-Trick Pony [Or Andy Kaufman Is A Feminist Performance Artist And I’m A Comedian] – Adelaide Fringe Review
Back from her previous Adelaide Fringe appearance, Adrienne Truscott’s A One Trick Pony is a multi-medium show (combining comedy, video, music, costume changes…
6 Mar 2015
Angus Hodge in Slow Death Of The Spirit Animal – Adelaide Fringe Review
For a man who is “teetering on the brink of giving up,” Angus Hodge still knows how to put on an outstanding show; not time to give up just yet! He delivers…
6 Mar 2015
Bev Killick Performs Killick Bev At Gluttony’s The Piglet – Adelaide Fringe Review
This is first time this Fringe I’ve heard an audience properly guffaw with laughter, helpless, breathless and chattering about the show on the way out:
6 Mar 2015
Call Mr Robeson: A Life, With Songs At La Bohème – Adelaide Fringe Review
By any measure Paul Robeson was an extraordinary figure, both musically and politically. It would take considerable skill to imitate Robeson in a musical…
6 Mar 2015
Claire Hooper Presents “School Camp” At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
She appears onstage, in the dark, lit only by an upward pointing torch, and proceeds to tell THAT scary story – you know, the one about the broken down car on a…
6 Mar 2015
Dave Eastgate Performs I Wish I Had A Band At Gluttony – Adelaide Fringe Review
Dave Eastgate is quite hysterical. Running in from the outside of the tent screeching and egging the crowd on to cheer for him is the beginning of this…
6 Mar 2015
Hannah Gadsby Performs Her Fabulous Style Of Comedy In “Donkey” – Adelaide Fringe Review
Hannah Gadsby is in good company among a seriously solid crew of hilarious female comics at this year’s Fringe. Where does the idea that women are not funny…
6 Mar 2015
Josh Earl performs Square Peg at ComedySuperNova – Adelaide Fringe Review
Combining both comedy and original music, Josh Earl’s Square Peg is a show that is not to be missed at the Adelaide Fringe. Addressing the theme of trying to…