If Adelaide Fringe is a love letter to Adelaide’s art scene, then INFERNO is the mating dance!
Swamplesque 2 isn’t just a sequel, it’s an evolution, a triumph, and an iconic night at the Fringe.
Feels like you’ve stepped into an episode of Squid Game as it quietly implicates you in its machinery.
Delightfully funny and extremely clever, Live Manga proves that you don’t need words to communicate with an audience — just wonderfully wacky characters, expressive physical comedy, and perfectly timed sound effects.
Please see My Grandpa Doesn’t Follow Me On Instagram. Yoz will help you laugh, cry, and understand that the individual struggles we all go through are not only better told through art, but might not be as individual as you once thought. Yoz deserves our attention, and I will make sure to see everything they have to offer from here on out.
Sometimes you see a show and it makes you think about it for days. Weeks. Months. A show like that changes the way you see things. A show like that is crucial.
Embarrassed Naked Female (this show contains nudity) is that show. See it. Please.
The utterly staggering transitions between characters, with ease and expert fluidity soften the emotional blows and offer some levity and respite to a show that is a masterclass in nuanced performance and humility.
You’ll need to see NYMPH, a new original musical from Jennifer Trijo, to find out how the relationship between a Daydreamer and a Sleepwalker unfolds.
You’re left with a deeper understanding and appreciation of reggae music and the impact Bob Marley has had on the world.
Both adults and kids will love this comedy of errors and its clever narrative, which exudes so much infectious joy it leaves you realising how much we all need to embrace our inner child and laugh at bum jokes a bit more often.
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