The Griffith Hotel Cardinal Sins 'Court out!' ★★★★ – a powerful hour exploring the Catholic Church's history of abuse [and] the real people whose lives were impacted.
National Wine Centre The Wine Science Show ★★½ – Luke Morris delivers a show that has easy to understand science, on-stage experimentation, and a beautifully illustrated history of the Champagne region and the history of Dom Perignon.
Garden of Unearthly Delights Garry Starr Performs Everything ★★★★ - If you feel you should probably see some theatre this Fringe, but don’t reeaaally want to, see Garry Starr save theatre instead.
National Wine Centre First Impressions: Fringe at the National Wine Centre Thursday night was preview night at the Adelaide Wine Centre – a chance to get a taste of some of the excellent showings on offer at the giant wine barrel before the Fringe is
Holden Street Theatres Build a Rocket ★★★½ – Manteghi brings studied authenticity to the host of characters she conjures up, over the duration of her monologue, to populate her narrative and give it genuine life.
Holden Street Theatres Extinguished Things ★★★★★ – In an exquisitely crafted monologue, Molly Taylor delivers a riveting and deeply nuanced meditation on the fragility of life and legacy.
Holden Street Theatres Games by Henry Naylor ★★★★ – Enthralling theatre held up by two outstanding performances.
Zachary Sheridan Interview: Zachary Sheridan on Cookies and Cream We spoke to Zachary Sheridan about Cookies and Cream, a show which examines just what lingering impact an improper sex-ed can have on us as adults.
Casey Jay Andrews Signposts That Anchor Us Writer/designer Casey Jay Andrews talks to us about The Archive of Educated Hearts, her motivations in putting the show together, and how it speaks to the impact that we leave on those around us.
The Griffith Hotel I'm Fine! Local Adelaide funny-woman Lucy Gransbury wants you to know that she's fine – really, don't let the pink fluffy bathrobe and glass of wine fool you – and she's here to take us on a
Black Bull Hotel Butt Donut While not a show about butts or donuts, Annie Louey's Butt Donut guides us down her personal memory lane to share anecdotes of her life, from near death experiences and scandallous family histories,
Adina Apartment Hotel The Cocoon Fringe is almost gone for another year, so you want to see some incredible shows as the last handful of nights slip through your fingers. I feel you. So get yourself a ticket
Rajopolis PO PO MO CO - Nosfer-ARSE-tu ★★★★ – Nosfer-ARSE-tu will titilate, shock, amuse and delight.
Adelaide Convention Centre Le Aerial ★★ – Consistently failed to engage the audience and enchant through visual storytelling
Gluttony Idris Stanton: The Last King of Vaudeville ★★★½ – A delightful hour of irreverence that didn't extend its welcome or try too hard to insert modern edges into a classic style.
The Garden of Unearthly Delights Doctor in the House ★★★★★ – Commando patients, angry grannies, frighteningly accurate accents, devastating Bollywood moves – the Doctor has something for everyone!
BAS3MENT Speak of the Devil ★★★★½ – a remarkable triumph of writing, acting and production that might be in its own humble way one the best dramatic performances of the Fringe.
The Queens Theatre Allen ★★★ – a highly original and funny study of the demons that we struggle with inside ourselves.
Biggies at Bertram Crazy Chicken Nerd ★★★½ – It's not the most polished show in the Fringe, but it has stolen my heart; it's funny, it's charming, it's got a real live chicken.
The Garden of Unearthly Delights Hans: If you don't love me... leave ★★★ – The show may be camp, catty and a little cross-dressed, but the point isn’t to be transgressive, it’s to be thoroughly entertaining.
Royal Croquet Club A Simple Space ★★★★★ – the audience clung onto their every move, accompanied by the superbly orchestrated score by Elliot Zoerner that navigated us through this impeccably delivered performance.
Producers Elf Lyons: Swan ★★★★★ – completely absurd, wonderfully hilarious, and utterly enchanting, Elf Lyons is one undoubtedly of the funniest women in comedy
Adina Apartment Hotel 19 Weeks ★★★★★ – 19 Weeks will play your heartstring like a harp and leave you a little worse for wear. But it’s stories like these that affect change, and give rise to a better tomorrow.
Royal Croquet Club Swamp Juice ★★★★½ – This is a brilliantly colourful show well worth the watch, which will leave you with the shadows of thoughts for weeks to come.
