2 Mar 2022
Naomi by Patrick Livesey: Life, Joy And Mental Illness ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
It is not giving anything away to say that the main character in this play ends up taking their own life. That is a given, the starting point in Patrick…
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27 Feb 2022
Dom Chambers: A Boy And His Deck ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
Dom Chambers candidly confesses to an addiction to card tricks that began in his teenage years When other teenage boys were doing other things in their bedroom…
27 Feb 2022
San Ureshi and Friends: A Serene And Cultural Celebration Of Music ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
Sometimes listening to great music induces a feeling of total serenity. And when that occurs listening to music from cultures other than your own the experience…
26 Feb 2022
Groove Terminator’s Right Here Right Now: A Celebration Of Fat Boy Slim ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
Do you remember that thing you used to do back in the before times were you kind of moved around rhythmically to music? I mean it was ages ago and the memory of…
25 Feb 2022
Amy Hetherington – Crying Over Spilt Milk: Loving Those Little ‘Bumps’ In Life ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
Darwin comedian Any Hetherington had a baby girl five months ago, and has been consistently doing stand-up since shortly after the birth (Amy, not baby Ruby)…
25 Feb 2022
Paul McDermott + 1: Songs From The Brat Child ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
He is a little bloody genius, you know that, right? Oh sure, he’s abrasive, irreverent, some might say a twisted degenerate, but nobody can touch Paul McDermott…
24 Feb 2022
Classical Mystery Tour: All You Need Is An Orchestra ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
If we had been expecting (from the name of this show) to hear classical music renditions of favourite Beatles songs, that is quickly blown away when ringmaster…
23 Feb 2022
Hopes & Dreams: Love Dies… And Then It’s Pointless To Carry On ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
[THEATRE and PHYSICAL THEATRE /Drama ~ ADELAIDE FRINGE PREMIERE ~ NSW]
21 Feb 2022
Darker Side Of Bowden: A Walk On The Wild Side ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
As late as the early 1990s the Bowden-Brompton area was regarded as low class and troublesome. As we learn from our host on a pleasant dusk stroll around this…
21 Feb 2022
One Perfect Lie: How Did He Do That?!? ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
One Perfect Lie is full of instances of things happening that just shouldn’t be possible. But they do. Via some inexplicable process Tom Weil makes unlikely…
19 Feb 2022
AFGHANISTAN IS NOT FUNNY by Henry Naylor : Facing The Human Cost ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
AFGHANISTAN IS NOT FUNNY is an incisive and masterful work by playwright Henry Naylor, who continues to make his regular presence known at Adelaide Fringe…
17 Feb 2022
1 Hour Photo by Tetsuro Shigematsu: Remembering Canada’s Complex History ~ Adelaide Fringe 2022 Review
Complementing the live theatre at Holden Street Theatres during the Fringe there is also an On Screen Program, consisting of four productions from the 2021…