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Sadly, the ship has sailed for one of Australia’s best playwrights, David Williamson. His latest
September 25, 2024
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Here are the latest reviews of plays, music, festivals, art, museums – you name it. But mainly, it is our reviews of the Adelaide Fringe. Enjoy.
Our reviewers are Steve Davis, Ekkia Evans, Michelle Nightinggale, and Nigel Dobson.
If you wanted a quick-access solution to all the reviews we’ve ever done, we also have a condensed, text-only list here: Adelaide Show Review List.
Sadly, the ship has sailed for one of Australia’s best playwrights, David Williamson. His latest
Some thoughts arising after reflecting on The Stirling Players production of Sylvia, include the observation
Shore Break by Chris Pitman turns the tide of modern theatre, which has been swept up
If you’re a lover of sci-fi and dystopian futures, an enthusiast for stories about rebelling
VOYAGE: Folk Traditions Anew is an incredible musical experience around the world with a unique
Bringing to life the essence of the Adelaide Fringe, is Alchemy Dance Collective in a
If you’re keen for a laugh and a heart-warming story about overcoming addiction, Yogambling is
Alix Kuijpers is back again this fringe with a new world and an intricate, spooky,
That’s Amore. by the multi-talented Kate Burgess is a satirical, funny, and impressive dance work
Tales in a Teacup embodies the true essence of the Adelaide Fringe, showcasing the passionate
Bunker is a funny, original, pop-culture filled theatre production by SAYarts (South Australian Youth Arts)
What is it to be human? Should we be envious of the all-powerful beings on
Mozart will have slept well last night, knowing that his 1786 operatic farce, The Marriage
Grow Up Grandad by Gordon Steel, is a thoughtful, heart wrenching and hilarious play with
Does the world need the play, Cyprus Avenue, by David Ireland? It’s possible some might
If musicals were to be likened to desserts, A New Brain by Davine Productions, would
The Dictionary Of Lost Words is a novel by Adelaide author, Pip Williams, adapted for
In Macbeth, Shakespeare has his protagonist claim, that life “is a tale told by an