6 Mar 2015
Justin Hamilton really is a gentleman. Not only can you expect an intelligent and well thought-out show containing relatable material to everyone in the…
6 Mar 2015
From the Festival program booklet I was fearfully expecting an hour of incomprehensible screaming, and provocative dance movements performed by an intensely…
6 Mar 2015
This is the first time Luisa Omielan has brought her one-woman stand-up comedy to Australia, so she’s not well known at the Adelaide Fringe.
6 Mar 2015
Max & Ivan tell the story of Clive and his dad who live in Sudley-On-Sea. The pair has an estranged relationship, which adds to the drama of the storylines we…
6 Mar 2015
Eric San, otherwise known as Kid Koala, is a world renowned scratch DJ, composer, graphic novelist… and the list goes on. This latest offering from the…
6 Mar 2015
Richard Thompson straps on his acoustic guitar and gently launches into I Misunderstood . He’s providing his own support act and, given that there’s no-one else…
6 Mar 2015
Melbourne-based comedian Ronny Chieng opened his brand new show to a sold-out crowd and, within thirty seconds, it was clear to see why it was 1) a full house…
6 Mar 2015
These women could certainly start your addiction if you didn’t already have one! This evening we saw burlesque performed with more beads, satin, lace and…
6 Mar 2015
I imagine many of us have gone back in our minds to important times in our past and relived the events over and over again, and perhaps even imagined how things…
5 Mar 2015
Tonight, it was a small audience that listened to the musings of Madelena – in song and poetry form – and also contributed to her future creations.
5 Mar 2015
Alice Fraser was already on stage as the audience filed in to her show, welcoming us and settling us in with a bit of chat. In this unofficial prologue, she…
5 Mar 2015
Flabbergast Theatre presented an incredibly clever and humorous performance for the Gluttony crowd tonight. It is amazing that two very plain-looking brown…