Paper Mouth Theatre & Wickedly Good Productions present an energetic hybrid of theatre and stand-up comedy in the most passionate lecture you’ll ever attend. Continue reading Review: Grief Lightning: A Satire In 78 Slides
The Comic Coterie celebrate their theatre debut in a whimsical, lively, and hilarious production of the Twelfth Night. Continue reading Review: Twelfth Night
Both touching and humorous, How To Drink Wine Like A Wanker is a refined story of personal growth, told through a wine tasting trajectory. Continue reading Review: How To Drink Wine Like A Wanker
Together, presented by starheART theatre, is a complex exploration of the challenges twenty-somethings face in this day and age. Continue reading Review: Together
ExpressWay Arts presents LOCKDOWN, a dramatic exploration of schooling life in 2020 and the troublesome teenagers attempting to escape its harsh realities. Continue reading Review: LOCKDOWN
Carla’s Confessional Cabaret shines a spotlight on the Adelaide dating scene and uncovers all of love’s catches in The Catchelorette. Continue reading Review: The Catchelorette
Nick Stevens, joined by support act Rick Carter, takes audiences on an all too familiar journey of vanity, egotism, and self-adoration. Continue reading Review: Portrait of a Narcissist
Amy Hetherington explores all things ’90s, having children and why she likes dogs better than people in Don’t Feed the Ducks at the Adelaide Fringe this year. Continue reading Review: Amy Hetherington’s Don’t Feed the Ducks
Bella Green doesn’t hold back in her riveting stand up answering all the questions you have about sex work, but are too afraid to ask. Continue reading Review: Bella Green is Charging For It
This Fringe season Greg Fleet and Ian Darling use their personal experiences, friendship and memories to explore the complexities of life in the world premiere of The Twins. Continue reading Review: The Twins
