16 Feb 2015
Him: A Young Man’s Coming Out – Adelaide Fringe Review
Him is a story of a young gay man’s insecurities and fears. Presented by The Misery Children, who pride themselves on having an open exchange between audience…
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16 Feb 2015
Martin Mor: An Irishman You Don’t Meet Everyday – Adelaide Fringe Review
This great big, funny, friendly, hairy bear of an Irishman wrapped us in his irresistible mix of spontaneous humour, hilarious storytelling and total…
16 Feb 2015
Promise And Promiscuity: The Flipside Of Pride And Prejudice – Adelaide Fringe Review
Penny Ashton is simply delightful as Elspeth Slowtree and at least eight other characters, but I do need to confess, I may also have lost count as I got lost in…
16 Feb 2015
SET LIST: On The Edge Improv Comedy – Adelaide Fringe Review
I think we can all agree that stand up is pretty difficult? Billed as ‘Stand Up without a Safety Net’, it has been observed that Set List makes something…
15 Feb 2015
“Psyche!” By Phoenix Will Leave You Believing The Unbelievable! – Adelaide Fringe Review
I’ve seen enough of mentalists now to declare that I’m a believer. Mentalists like Phoenix can either read minds or employ techniques that on some subconscious…
15 Feb 2015
A Simple Space: Amazing Skills, Delicate Balancing And Great Comic Timing – Adelaide Fringe Review
With awe and wonderment, today I witnessed six men and two women show complete fearlessness, complete and utter trust in their partner performers and strength…
15 Feb 2015
Alison Coppe Performs constantly craving k.d. At La Bohème – Adelaide Fringe Review
It’s a hot Valentine’s Day afternoon and Alison Coppe dispenses with the signature three piece suit to tell us about one of the great loves of her life, k.d.…
15 Feb 2015
Best Of Fringe Variety At Gluttony’s La Petite Grande – Adelaide Fringe Review
Best Of Fringe Variety is in the great tradition of the Fringe with a smorgasbord of artists – some good some so-so. Each night the audience gets to sample five…
15 Feb 2015
Blood At The Root by Dominique Morisseau At Holden Street Theatres – Adelaide Fringe Review
Detroit-born playwright Dominique Morisseau has crafted a script that keenly charts the escalating racial violence in a small-town Louisiana High School after a…
15 Feb 2015
Bromance: Respect, Loyalty, Competition, Love, Humour and Friendship… All Disguised As Physical Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
This show deserves a big venue and big audiences. Bromance is absolutely brilliant!
15 Feb 2015
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience: A Madcap Meal At Ambassadors Hotel – Adelaide Fringe Review
As expected, this is not your average dining experience! Starting with pre-dinner drinks in the charming 19 th Century bar, Manuel cracks us up with his nut…
15 Feb 2015
Fringe Ambassador And Comedian Kitty Flanagan Performs “Seriously?” At Royalty Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
From the moment Kitty Flanagan takes the stage, you become her best mate, her confidante, and her insider. She had the near-capacity audience laughing from…