15 Feb 2015
LEO: Where The Laws Of Gravity No Longer Apply – Adelaide Fringe Review
Looking dapper in waistcoat, vest and long pants William Bonnett entered The Menagerie stage with a flair and elegance suggestive of a cool-box environment…
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15 Feb 2015
Love’s Labour’s Lost: Young Actors And A Love Of Shakespeare – Adelaide Fringe Review
Love’s Labour’s Lost was performed by The Little Fish, a company made up of ‘young and less young’ performers the youngest on stage today being Harmony Kapsley…
15 Feb 2015
MJ and The Blue Progression Performs “Just Like Chocolate” – Adelaide Fringe Review
What better way to end a busy Valentine’s Day, or any day for that matter, than with a bit of dirty sax?
15 Feb 2015
Mush And Me By Karla Crome: Cultural Differences Can’t Fight Love – Adelaide Fringe Review
Mush And Me was handpicked by Holden St Theatres to be part of their 2015 Fringe program, and it’s easy to see why. Gabby and Mush(taq) meet on neutral ground…
15 Feb 2015
Papillon Brings Circus, Music And Variety To The Lotus Palace – Adelaide Fringe Review
There is certainly a lot to enjoy in Papillon . Tonight’s performance included balancing on multiple chairs from large heights, juggling and acrobatics and all…
15 Feb 2015
SOAP: Stunningly Physical, Fast-Paced And Dripping Wet Acrobatics! – Adelaide Fringe Review
There’s a reason why this show has been such a hit – it lives up to the hype! Just like a Cirque Du Soleil performance there is an array of stunning physical…
15 Feb 2015
The Show Must Goon: Vibrant Storytelling and A Drop Of Wine Or Three! – Adelaide Fringe Review
If you enjoy vibrant storytelling and free samples of “vintage” Australian wine then this is the show for you! Four Stripes (Caitlin Armstrong and Maddie Nixon)…
14 Feb 2015
Best Of Adelaide Fringe – International Comedy Showcase At Belgian Beer Cafe – Adelaide Fringe Review
Grab a beer and a seat and come witness the fast-paced transition of four random and ever-changing international comedy gurus onstage, to get a taste of some of…
14 Feb 2015
Camille O’Sullivan: Changeling – A Captivating Performer At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Watching the experienced, captivating performer that is Ireland’s Camille O’Sullivan was an amazing way to start the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. She began in a…
14 Feb 2015
Comedy Hypnosis! Rewired… Just Let Isaac Lomman Show You How! – Adelaide Fringe Review
Wow! So amazing, and so funny! Our unconscious mind is so much more powerful than we give it credit for – so says Isaac Lomman, as he bounds on stage full of…
14 Feb 2015
Eleanor’s Story: An American Girl In Hitler’s Germany – Adelaide Fringe Review
This is a surprise – some serious theatre about a difficult topic. It is a complex story of one American girl’s experience of Hitler’s Germany. The girl is…
14 Feb 2015
George Kapiniaris Farewells An Adelaide Icon In “End Of Dark Days Trev” – Adelaide Fringe Review
Loved by Adelaide audiences for those hugely successful and mildly annoying RAA ads, George Kapiniaris returns to say goodbye to the state that unofficially…