4 Mar 2016
This is the perfect Fringe show. It features glamour, glitz, witty lyrics, great songs, laughter at your own expense, a chance to share your problems and plenty…
4 Mar 2016
Harpist and soprano Emma Horwood and Adelaide Symphony Orchestra percussionist Steve Peterka join forces to deliver a program of Celtic music from across the…
4 Mar 2016
The SomeBuddies: Dave Hudson, Ben Ford-Davies and Ria Loof, return to the Fringe with another evening of inspired, harmony-driven music. Opening with The…
4 Mar 2016
A disappointingly small audience enjoyed this excellent solo performance about the life of Bill Clinton. Based on a play by Rachel Mariner and directed by Guy…
4 Mar 2016
Juliette Burton: Look At Me will be one of the most important shows you see at the Fringe this year, a reflection on identity, image and representation. While…
4 Mar 2016
Irish troubadour Luka Bloom returns to the Australian shores to perform his own blend of folk-rock music to Fringe audiences at the Governor Hindmarsh Hotel as…
4 Mar 2016
There is a familiarity and comfort with these musical brothers on stage: voices that blend in the best of ways, banter that reflects being family and a great…
4 Mar 2016
Well ya just gotta get out there and learn something new every now and again right? This evening was one of those times and something new was definitely learnt.
3 Mar 2016
Amelia Ryan is a lady in pursuit: the pursuit of happiness, the pursuit of love, and most importantly, the pursuit of liberation. Wearing a shiny dress that…
3 Mar 2016
If you’d like comedy more challenging for your cranium, Chris Turner: Observational Tragedy is the place to be. Chris uses a number of methods to engage with…
3 Mar 2016
David Quirk returns to the Adelaide Fringe to talk about what has been going on in the past year, and there is a lot he needs to catch you up on. As he tells…
3 Mar 2016
My wife works in a busy Adelaide hospital, and while she’s not a nurse, most of her friends are. And in addition to being able to put away copious amounts of…