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
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
STOP START At The BakeHouse Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
Light illuminates a circle on a dark stage in the Bakehouse Theatre; the crowd can see Dawson Nichols sitting in the middle dressed in all black. There are no…
18 Feb 2015
Stuart Bowden: Before Us – The Weird, The Absurd, The Profound – Adelaide Fringe Review
Just about everything Stuart Bowden does in Before Us is inappropriate. Not in any shocking way, or in any way that is embarrassing, but quite the opposite –…
16 Feb 2015
Fake It ‘Til You Make It: Putting a Spotlight on Depression – Adelaide Fringe Review
Highly acclaimed and awarded performance artist, Bryony Kimmings teams up with her slightly awkward but very endearing real life partner, Tim Grayburn, in this…
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…
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…
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
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
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…