A punchy new one-hour adaptation of Little Miss Julie is set to give Adelaide audiences a charged and unforgettable experience in a revamped classic.
Author: Libby Trainor Parker
Promising murder, mushrooms and mild legal risk, the hilarious trio are inviting audiences to, “Bring a date — or an estranged family member” to enjoy their comical take on the murder trial that captured the nation, cooked up through courtroom hysteria, musical numbers and a slow descent into mushroom-induced chaos.
In his Fringe solo show debut, Adelaide comic WeeStu is bringing a world premiere of Stunted Growth – A Tragicomic Triptych in 3 Gear Changes to Goodwood Theatre.
A unique comedy theatre show, WeeStu explores, in three tonally different acts, the late midlife and other existential crises of one small, possibly former Scotsman.
Nicola Brown: Space Invaders is the smash hit solo show coming to Adelaide this Fringe 20–28 February at The Howling Owl and it is set to educate, empower and maybe cause a little light bladder leakage from the some big laughs.
Told through dark, heartfelt comedic storytelling, what unfolds is an hour of comedy that moves between Phil’s absurd sleep behaviours through deeper examinations of his life, health, and having to contend with the struggles of every day while being perpetually exhausted.
The creator of previous smash hit, sold out works Opinionated, Friendly Feminism and Bisexual Intellectuals, Millicent is known for her ability to take nuanced social justice issues and make them accessible through her humour, whip smart patter and original songwriting.
The 2026 season brings together 25 shows across more than 60 individual performances, spanning comedy, circus, theatre, live music, dance and family programming, with a strong focus on bold voices, inclusive storytelling and high-quality live performance.
When a show for kids comes along that is engaging, educational, hilarious and well constructed, parents want to shout about it from the rooftops and Splish Splash Science is one of those shows.
A stacked cast of cute, funny, sexy, silly and sensual bugs spread their wings and antennae on the stage in a flurry of bugging awesome ant-ics.
Legendary Adelaide showgirl Lyra LaBelle named in 21st Century Burlesque Magazine global Top 50 list
Celebrating her 50th birthday last year by being the first South Australian ever to headline the Australian Burlesque Festival, Lyra has gone on to prove that age is no barrier by continuing her accolades with a well-earned position at the top of the sublist of the Most Influential Industry Figures in Australia.
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