The Madness of George III
Filled to the brim with sophisticated lyricism and eloquent speeches by a talented cast, The
June 17, 2022
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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.
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Filled to the brim with sophisticated lyricism and eloquent speeches by a talented cast, The
You simply must see Crowded Blouse if you want to experience Adelaide Cabaret Festival Fringe
Rella is a fun and fresh modern re-imagining of the classic Cinderella tale that will
The Socially Distanced Play is an original work by local playwright, Damon Hill, who not
Given that Henry VIII created the Church Of England to kickstart the story that is
Bethany Eloise takes to the stage like a duck takes to water, with all the
Randy Newman grew up in the “Big Easy” aka New Orleans, and according to Stewart
Do you work in an office, have questions about the roots of Australian colloquialisms, have
Have you ever watched an Olympic gymnast perform a breathtaking routine, full of twists and
Does It Please You? – The Final Saga charts the continuum of human experience from
A desert is much like your mind. It is vast and open, anything buried in
Dr Lane Hinchcliffe is a GP, composer, and performer, based here in Adelaide (much to
Not Your Average Asian Girl, presented by o!ky productions, is a comedy cabaret that takes
As much as Venus In Fur is funny, absurd, powerful, sexual, and challenging, this production
This is how this award-winning show, The Reichstag Is Burning, is described: A national emergency
Frankly has an incredibly authentic and confident stage presence combined with an amazing voice, which
Emma Knights channels all that is puckish and whimsical in this hour of original music
Adelaide based string quartet The Folk Foragers dazzled their audience with exceptionally performed folk songs
“In the beginning there was nothing, and then there was everything”. Trees hold a great