This show is classic Fringe fare, surprising, generous, hilarious and bonkers without losing the thread that links the artist to the audience.
This Must Be the Place by Sam Taunton is a warm, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt hour of storytelling that feels both deeply personal and instantly relatable. Built around the house he grew up in on Shoalhaven Street in Nowra, the show explores the strange nostalgia tied to the places that shape us. As well as the chaotic, hilarious memories that happen inside them.
Liana Perillo shows us harp can hold an entire universe of sound
Take a trip to France without leaving town with the 37th Alliance Française French Film Festival. From dazzling comedies to family favourites, gripping dramas, and heartwarming romances, this is the perfect opportunity to see what’s happening in French cinema right now.
Returning to the Adelaide Fringe for the first time since 2018, cult comedian David Correos has only gotten sharper and more focused with time. Luckily that’s not too focused, as Correos enters a chaotic comedy trance state that showcases his overactive mind.
So gather your girls, gays and theys, boots, hats and chaps, and ride at dawn becuase the sun sets on Florian Wild’s Midnight Rodeo this Sunday night. Until then, they’re taking this town.
Seduction, storytelling and stunning piano in equal measure.
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.
Upside Adelaide 