8 Mar 2018
Nurse Georgie Carroll: The Gloves Are Off – Adelaide Fringe Review
With nearly 20 years nursing experience, Georgie Carroll has plenty of material to draw from in her one-woman stand-up comedy blast. She is in ten places at…
The Clothesline – Page 100
8 Mar 2018
Peggy Lee “Is That All There Is?”: Style And Grace Personified – Adelaide Fringe Review
Setting a cruisy, sunset dinner show in the National Wine Centre was a stroke of genius on the part of UK-based Australian singer, Brigitte Baden-Rennie.
8 Mar 2018
Steve Poltz: I Love My Job – Adelaide Fringe Review
Steve Poltz bounds out onto the Trinity stage and greets his audience with his usual wide eyes and a smile that approaches craziness. He begins his set with the…
8 Mar 2018
That Daring Australian Girl: A Remarkable Story Brilliantly Told – Adelaide Fringe Review
That Daring Australian Girl is the story of Muriel Matters, an Adelaide born woman who became a leading figure in the UK suffragette movement in the early 20 th…
7 Mar 2018
Allen by S.J. McMillan: Deliciously Dark With Splats Of Silliness – Adelaide Fringe Review
When a psychiatrist needs help, to whom does he turn? A ‘positive reinforcement’ calendar? A set of ‘self-help’ tape recordings? Nup. It’s actually all about…
7 Mar 2018
BETWEEN THE CROSSES: What Is There To Talk About? – Adelaide Fringe Review
BETWEEN THE CROSSES sees Will Huggins tell the story of his great-uncle Edgar’s experiences during the First World War with the Durham Light Infantry. He is…
7 Mar 2018
Naked Girls Reading: Story Time In Sensual Attire – Adelaide Fringe Review
Various incarnations of NGR have played at the Fringe and beyond for a fair few years now, and they’ve garnered some high praise and peculiarly profound…
5 Mar 2018
The Scientific Bubble Show: Kids + Bubbles = The Perfect Combination For Fun And Learning – Adelaide Fringe Review
Kids and bubbles – well, at least some of it might have been done before. However this show’s unique difference is the scientific basis on which we, the…
5 Mar 2018
Ukulele Death Squad: Loud, Raucous And Infectiously Fun, They’re Making Ukes Damn Cool… Again! – Adelaide Fringe Review
A crowd partially composed of shamelessly proud ukulele devotees was on hand to welcome the Ukulele Death Squad at the Grace Emily, and although this show began…
4 Mar 2018
Castles: Entertaining, A Spectacle Of Words, Ideas, Sensations And Colour – Adelaide Fringe Review
Pedal , an earlier piece by House of Sand is followed by Castles essentially a Pt 2. But that doesn’t mean they need to be seen in order or that understanding…
3 Mar 2018
By A Thread: Breathtaking And Clever Circus Brilliance – Adelaide Fringe Review
Breathtaking and clever, seven circus performers, who should also be called athletes, defy gravity and had the audience erupting into spontaneous applause with…
3 Mar 2018
GINGZILLA – Glamonster VS The World: Hilarious And Entertaining – Adelaide Fringe Review
GINGZILLA has a commanding presence on stage, not just because she is a 7ft ginger bearded drag queen, but because of her outstanding vocals, spot-on lip-sync…