Reviews

Undertow delivers what the title promises. Your spirit will gradually be grasped and pulled under

In Marc Ryan The Beautiful Bogan in Honey; I Shrunk The Bogan, we meet a

“Come Sail Your Ships” – A Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Tribute is indeed

That Daring Australian Girl is a delightful play that is well elocuted and charts the

Tim Ferguson: A Fast Life On Wheels trundles us through Tim’s life, from the heady,

In Isolate & Izolál we explore whether or not humans should colonise Mars. There is

Living on a prayer is one of those Australian comedy shows that sits in the

Theatre for the time poor is a great concept for the Adelaide Fringe. In one

Martha Lott takes on the character of a US Air Force pilot who becomes grounded

Bin Laden: The One Man Show will leave you pondering the question, when does idealism

The new venue at The Whitmore was literally only hours old when its cherry was

The show started out fast with the MC for the evening being the hilarious Lindsay

The trick to enjoying Mickster’s Magic Gadgets is to set your expectations correctly. This is

To spend an hour at Greg Byron in Poetic Licence is to spend an hour

Greg Fleet: This is not a love song is testament to how valuable the skillset

Reverend Billy & The Stop Shopping Choir: EARTHALUJAH! creates a southern USA-style, baptist gospel worship

Just Desserts – Adults Only Tasting opens with delicious music and a decadent tower cake

Warhol: Bullet Karma is good, solid, one-man storytelling. Garry Roost embodies the idea of Andy

When you go to see Time Out with Ross Voss it is anything other than

The elements conspired last night to create a five star send off for 2 Cats