ADLFringe19 Grounded ★★★★ - Forcing the West to confront its self-ordained role as the giver and taker of life on our great blue globe.
Holden Street Theatres Bin Laden: The One Man Show ★★★★ - A timely reminder of the power of populist rhetoric.
La Bohème The Singing Psychic Game Show ★★★★ – Converting a room of strangers into inside-joke-cracking, circle-dancing, over-sharing teamsters is no mean feat.
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.
review Mustang Mustang is as much an idyllic portrayal of sisterhood as it is a piece of incisive social commentary. The Turkish-French co-production centres on the lives of Lale, Nur, Selma, Ecce and Sonay, five
Garden of Unearthly Delights Nazeem Hussain - Hussain in the Membrane Hussain in the Membrane is not as predominated by issues of cultural tension as some of Nazeem Hussain’s previous comedic ventures, such as the series of Fear of a Brown Planet shows
ADLFringe16 Bicycle When we are first introduced to Danielle Baynes’ Belle Époque protagonist in her self-penned one-woman play Bicycle, she has just received one of these two-wheeled contraptions as a gift from a male suitor.
★★★★ Best of Adelaide Fringe: Late Show Best Of Adelaide Fringe: Late Show is back! After a successful run last year at the always-cool Belgian Beer Café, the comedy smorgasbord returns with snippets of the best stand-up the Fringe has
review Experience & the Girl A classic tale of girl meets boy, girl can't kiss boy because Allah will see her, girl kisses boy anyway. With a bit of a political undertone (you couldn't tell). Greeting the audience
Cath Styles Adeladies – Best of the Fringe's Funny Females Showcasing some fantastic female talent from the Fringe, Adeladies – Best of the Fringe’s Funny Females certainly lives up to its claim. The line-up changes each week, providing the audience with a wide
Madelaine Nunn Three Birds One Cock Fresh from the Melbourne Fringe 2015, Three Birds One Cock descends upon Star Theatre and grips the audience from the moment they take their places on the red vinyl seats. It's a simple
cabaret A Little Too Much Information A Little Too Much Information is the perfect mix of cabaret and musical comedy. This one woman show, starring Claire Healy, is a surprisingly fresh and genuinely mirthful way to spend an evening.
comedy Tom Ballard – The World Keeps Happening Its 2016, the world is in chaos and we’re all fucked. So proclaims Ballard, transitioning quickly from his endearing witty banter, and musings on love and relationships, into the real heart of
★★★★ Tessa Waters Over Promises “It’s got cats on it. Sick!!!” Tessa Waters first interaction with the audience is as hilarious as it is accurate. Her top does have cats on it and it is totally sick.
musical theatre A Night at the Musicals A Night at the Musicals brings together classics from stage and screen with glorious drag in an evening of comedic glory. Everything you thought about musical numbers will be challenged. I was kind
cabaret VELVET If you wanted to know what the world would look like inside the disco ball at Studio 54 I would imagine VELVET would be as close as you could get. This show is
★★★★ Bad Things, Right Reasons Stand-up is difficult with a small audience. With a large audience, once the crowd's a bit warmed up, you get a bit of a rolling laughter effect – the energy amongst the crowd will
Gluttony Flawless with Bey Dance Flashmob Too much drinking in the Garden sent your regime out the window? Well good news, peeps, cos the Fringe is so wonderful that it's even come through with a show where you exercise,
★★★★ TORTE E MORT: Songs of Cake and Death Anya Anastasia is a powerhouse Adelaide-raised cabaret artist. In Torte e Mort, she brings us a host of songs centred on Marie Antoinette's death day. Before and after the guillotine. Poor Marie. She's
