20 Feb 2023
Sparrows Of Kabul is a performance by renowned singer songwriter Fred Smith with a band (in Adelaide the band features the ethereal vocals of Jen Lush, Paul…
19 Feb 2023
[Theatre and Physical Theatre/Clown ~ SA] The Chapel at Migration Museum, Sat 18 Feb, 2023.
19 Feb 2023
As if performance appraisals weren’t stressful enough already (I’m now going to have nightmares about my next one!). This two-hander is replete with business…
19 Feb 2023
Part Science/part comedy, with fleeting references towards magic (that are all explained as science). Despite admonitions at the start of the show about bad…
19 Feb 2023
The story of Dame Nancy Wake, The White Mouse , an Australian resistance agent in Nazi occupied France during WW2 is one that was sadly neglected for decades…
18 Feb 2023
[Theatre and Physical Theatre/New Writing ~ AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE ~ IRE]
18 Feb 2023
Wright and Grainger are growing a positive reputation right around the globe, touring shows around the UK, Australia, NZ, visiting Bali and even to New York’s…
18 Feb 2023
In true Fringe spirit this show lives up to its name – strange, yes, bizarre and bordering on chaos, but with touches of a clown’s simplicity. Elements from…
18 Feb 2023
Our society’s fascination with royals only seems to grow, despite knowing that they are redundant relics of bygone times. Their continued popularity is due to…
18 Feb 2023
Written by Tim Marriott and Ben Coules, Watson: The Final Problem is based on Arthur Conan Doyle’s character John Watson, Sherlock Holmes’ chronicler, friend…
16 Feb 2023
Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me has so many things going for it. 18-year-old Jack Stokes (who made his professional debut in 2022) as Daniel Valentine grabs your…
16 Feb 2023
MUSTARD is about a young Irish woman who goes looking for excitement and love in London but instead finds only men who diminish her sense of self. When her…