St Barnabas Anglican Church The Mark Drama ★½ – The Mark Drama promises a dramatic retelling of Jesus' ministry, but under-delivers with mildly colourful pantomime.
The Mill FEMME ★★★1/2 - From Disney Princess to BDSM submissive and blushing bride, Fowler performs clashing caricatures of how women are expected to present themselves.
The Bakehouse Theatre Septem ★★ - Like an episode of Black Mirror, Septem examines the dark side of our obsession with entertainment
Adina Apartment Hotel Party Snake ★★★★★ – Party Snake manages to create a perfect balance in ideas and emotion, and it is a wonder to behold.
Gluttony FLAWED____like a b_y ★★★1/2 - It doesn't just throw out the rulebook on "How to be a boy", it tears it up, sets it on fire, then drowns it in blood.
Gluttony Rhys Nicholson - Nice People Nice Things Nice Situations ★★★★★ – Nicholson takes the mickey out of hetero-normative practices without being offensive, whilst offering cripplingly funny observations about society, queerness, and relationships
The Bakehouse Theatre Cockroach ★★★★★ - Donovan is impressive in her physicality, her humour and her ability to pierce you straight through the heart.
A Club Adelaide Living on a Prayer ★★★½ – Living on a Prayer is an enjoyable and, dare I say, heartwarming hour of stories from a woman who has defied cultural authority and forged her own path.
National Wine Centre Scotland! ★★★★ – If silly hilarity, grown men in costumes and audience participation is your cup of tea, then look no further than Scotland!
Noel Lothian Hall That Daring Australian Girl ★★★★½ – Hartstone brings forth the relevant and timely true story of Muriel Matters and her army of militant suffragettes on their campaign for the female vote
National Wine Centre Showko - Absolutely Normal ★★★★ – this show will have you rolling around on the floor laughing like a dropped sushi.
National Wine Centre Tim Ferguson: A Fast Life on Wheels ★★★★ - a delightful hour travelling through the life and times of Tim Ferguson
The Bakehouse Theatre Sir David and his Animals ★★★★★ – we are effortlessly transported from the coast of Canada to the sands of the Galapagos Islands and all places in between.
Royal Croquet Club Briefs: Close Encounters ★★★★★ – a night of fabulous, outrageous, jaw-dropping and belly-laughing feats
National Wine Centre The Establishment: Le Bureau de Strange ★★★★ – Infectious in its energy, the terrific chemistry shared by Lees and Frost extends into the audience, warming up to a rolling boil by the end of the night.
A Club Adelaide Red Light Confidential ★★★ – Buying tickets to Red Light Confidential is a role of the dice, but one that is loaded in your favour.
The Garden of Unearthly Delights Two Sharp Teeth ★★★½ - What it lacks in belly laughs, it makes up for by being bizarrely charming in the extreme.
ADLFringe19 Grounded ★★★★ - Forcing the West to confront its self-ordained role as the giver and taker of life on our great blue globe.
Royal Croquet Club Cirque Alfonse: Tabarnak ★★★★½ – Cirque Alfonse takes the sacred and profane to highly original and entertaining heights, and this is a ritual you won’t want to miss.
The Griffins Hotel 10,000 Decisions ★★★★ – With wicked banter, relatable stories, and a presence that fills the room, you’re guaranteed to walk out with a happy heart, a dose of science, and, if you’re single, potentially Perkins’ number.
Rhino Room Jon Brooks: Evil Dad ★★★★ – Brooks has an easy, calm stage presence, and lets rip like the drunk dude in KFC at 3am.
Holden Street Theatres Bin Laden: The One Man Show ★★★★ - A timely reminder of the power of populist rhetoric.
