18 Feb 2015
A Four-Eyed Guide To The Galaxy – Adelaide Fringe Review
The last woman on earth, on account of a broken heart, will take you on a journey straight to the stars. Dressed in some surprisingly trendy pyjamas, Buzz…
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18 Feb 2015
Boomstars Meet The Mad Scientist – Slick, Enjoyable Entertainment For Children And Their Parents – Adelaide Fringe Review
It is nice to attend a children’s program and be able to appreciate the genuine talent onstage. Considering today’s heatwave, we entered with trepidation into…
18 Feb 2015
Celia Pacquola: Let Me Know How It All Works Out – Adelaide Fringe Review
I really can’t fault Celia Pacquola – except maybe for making me feel like I could never be as funny as her. We were the ‘Tuesday night’ crowd – packed in to…
18 Feb 2015
COUNTERPOINT At The Jade Monkey – Adelaide Fringe Review
Listed in the Music section of the Fringe guide, Counterpoint is a cycle of 12 songs presented by three voices who are also the songwriters – Mary Webb, Leon…
18 Feb 2015
Deception: More Deceit At Gluttony’s Lotus Palace – Adelaide Fringe Review
Deceptively dynamic duo Matt Tarrant and Vinh Giang return with their award-winning show Deception: More Deceit. It is easy to see how this cheeky-yet-lovable…
18 Feb 2015
Demi Lardner: Birds With Human Lips – Adelaide Fringe Review
This is an impressive near-solo show from home grown Adelaide talent Demi Lardner. She looks like a ten year old boy, only rather smarter, even her voice is…
18 Feb 2015
Ghost Crime Tours: Investigating The Murder Capital Of Australia – Adelaide Fringe Review
Who doesn’t love a good ghost story? When you add a bit of crime and a dose of mystery, it seems that little ol’ Adelaide is full of ‘em. Who knew that not only…
18 Feb 2015
Granny Flaps Shows Us Her “Best Bits” – Adelaide Fringe Review
Granny Flaps was absolutely hilarious! Most of the audience tonight had seen Granny Flaps before, which was a great early sign of an enjoyable show to come.…
18 Feb 2015
Handle It – Putting the Spotlight on Social Media – Adelaide Fringe Review
Laura Jackson has done a good job of writing and presenting a solo performance with the apparent primary intention of focusing on the role of social media in…
18 Feb 2015
Michael Griffiths Is Eternally Adolescent – Adelaide Fringe Review
You may remember Michael Griffiths from last year’s Fringe where he brought us the songs of Madonna and Annie Lennox. This year, he’s written a one-man show…
18 Feb 2015
mix juice – The Art Of Mime – Adelaide Fringe Review
mix juice is a tremendous showcase of the art of mime. It is a one-man show but what a show! Makoto Inoue trained in Paris and Tokyo and he uses his incredible…
18 Feb 2015
My Breasts And Me: Openly Shared With You By Bronwyn Palmer – Adelaide Fringe Review
Breasts, fun bags, jugs; everyone has a story to tell and Bronwyn Palmer’s My Breasts and Me is an all-encompassing, non-discriminate titillating show that…