14 Feb 2016
Full Tilt Janis – The Janis Joplin Tribute Show – Adelaide Fringe Review
Melissa Jubb’s powerful vocals and her six piece band of talented musicians brought Janis Joplin to life tonight in Full Tilt Janis – The Janis Joplin Tribute…
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14 Feb 2016
Leigh Qurban – I’m Drinking About Travelling: Larrikin Comedy at Rhino Room – Adelaide Fringe Review
Larrikin comedians are a dime a dozen in Australia, yet Leigh Qurban is as entertaining as they come. Billed as a show about travelling, this is not just a…
14 Feb 2016
Mickey D – Cheeky Clean: Multi-Talented and Engaging Hometown Comedian – Adelaide Fringe Review
It doesn’t matter how you laugh, even “if there’s a snorter in you,” come along and “let it out!” Mickey D followed a classic introduction with a multi-talented…
14 Feb 2016
Peter Combe: Mr Clicketty Cane Plays Chopsticks at The Garden Of Unearthly Delights for Kids of All Ages! – Fringe Review
At his opening performance of Mr Clicketty Cane Plays Chopsticks , the skilled and iconic storytelling singer/songwriter Peter Combe interactively entertained…
14 Feb 2016
Scotch & Soda: White Knuckle Acrobatics Performed to Brilliant Musicianship – Adelaide Fringe Review
It’s not hard to find an impressive acrobatic display at the Adelaide Fringe, but it is hard to find an acrobatic display that is as cohesive, complete and…
14 Feb 2016
The Adelaide Fringe Comedy Gala: A Great Night Of Comedy For An Even Greater Cause – Adelaide Fringe Review
Merrick Watts, as a host and MC, is side-splittingly funny, so much so that he should be added to the list of things one shouldn’t perform with. But in aide of…
14 Feb 2016
The Bunker Trilogy – Morgana: Layer Upon Layer Of Conflict – Adelaide Fringe Review
After a couple of critically lauded visits to Adelaide, Jethro Compton’s Bunker Trilogy returns for another Fringe season. Morgana is set in the close-quarters…
14 Feb 2016
The Pianist by Thomas Monckton & Circo Aereo – Adelaide Fringe Review
Sit back, relax, and get ready for a really funny show you can take the whole family to. As the capacity crowd clambers into The Panama Club a zany pianist with…
14 Feb 2016
Tom Gleeson – Great: Life, The Media, Taxis And Everything at The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Factory it must be said would be The Garden Of Unearthly Delight’s most soulless venue, but it didn’t seem to faze Tom Gleeson. Now very much a household…
14 Feb 2016
Torte e Mort: Songs Of Cake And Death at Royal Croquet Club – Adelaide Fringe Review
As the lights dim, the audience is blasted by a none-too-subtle smoke machine that thankfully dissipates quickly as two figures take the now sparsely…
14 Feb 2016
Two Brunettes And A Gay: Happily Running Headfirst Into Stereotypes – Adelaide Fringe Review
Bounding onto the stage with the kind of energy usually reserved for toddlers hopped up on sugar, the titular Two Brunettes And A Gay don’t waste a second. Let…
13 Feb 2016
A Brief History Of Beer: Stories From The Beer-Time Continuum – Adelaide Fringe Review
Magical elixir, nectar of the gods, however you describe it, there’s nothing quite like beer, and if you love beer, chances are that you are going to love A…