2 Mar 2016
James McLean is ready to move out into the big wide world – armed with a M.A. in drama. He’s employable, enthusiastic and ready to learn (hospitality ring any…
2 Mar 2016
Beginning a few years after James I ended, the second instalment in this grand trilogy introduces audiences to James II , the much fought over boy-king…
2 Mar 2016
In truth John Cleese and Eric Idle could have served up anything and I’d have been happy. I just wanted to pay homage to these comic masters who together with…
2 Mar 2016
Marcel Blanch- de Wilt returns to this years Adelaide Fringe to give us a hilarious insight into his childhood, growing up in a single parent family, his best…
2 Mar 2016
Jed Kurzel recently spoke to us by phone about his musical score to his brother Justin’s acclaimed filming of Shakespeare’s Macbeth (and yes, there are some out…
1 Mar 2016
If you’ve ever kept a diary you may well be sitting on the script of a biographical play. All you need to do is edit out the boring bits and flesh out the…
1 Mar 2016
Opening their 2016 season and their national tour in the glorious Adelaide Town Hall last night, the Australian String Quartet presented an eclectic selection…
1 Mar 2016
If you want to see (and hear) something different at Fringe this year, get down to the Deluxe at The Garden to see HEARTACHE AND DRUM BREAKS. A collage of music…
1 Mar 2016
From the first moment of this concert the lack of any glitz or grandstanding is striking. Sufjan Stevens is in dim lighting behind a piano at the side of the…
1 Mar 2016
The kings of physical theatre, The Umbilical Brothers (Shane Dundas and David Collins) have rebooted their best show, Speedmouse . It may be fifteen years old…
29 Feb 2016
What a great idea – get a group of songwriters together, delve into the archives of Adelaide’s past and see what songs might come out of it. Based on the twelve…
29 Feb 2016
This one off free event hosted by Hope and Gloria, the lovely, outrageously funny ladies from Titty Bar Ha Ha: Club Titticana was all in the name of a great…