The Multicultural Eid Festival is returning to Adelaide Showgrounds this weekend and we have some free passes to give away!
Author: Libby Parker
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Brace yourself for poo stories, tales of healing in Byron Bay, and anecdotes about misdiagnoses that were all too familiar to the members of the audience also living with chronic illness.
Through a blend of storytelling, theatre and music, Salty Marco will teach some old-school western saloon etiquette, and help you to find answers to questions you didn’t even know you were asking yourself.
Adelaide cabaret favourite Amelia Ryan is producing more than just her own award winning entertainment this year as she brings us one of the hottest places to enjoy your Fringe.
Imagine moving overseas to find the ‘one’, only to discover you are ‘one’ of many. Singer songwriter Gene Phoa explores heartbreak, romance and revenge in his acoustic rom-com this Adelaide Fringe.
A playful mix of fact and fiction, Parlour Games showing at Holden Street Theatre is a loving tribute to Agatha Christie’s life.
With an exciting storyline, plenty of challenges and a healthy amount of laughs, Shelby Bond’s Wild West Adventure Party is excellent for families and perfect if you’re looking for some entertainment but can’t/don’t want to leave the house.
Teaming up with B-boys and B-girls from Brisbane urban dance studio Mad Dance House, Collision combines Casus Circus’ signature combination of ground-breaking acrobatics and physical poetry with the rhythm, swagger, and moves of street dance culture.
Hosted by award-winning cabaret queen Victoria Falconer and featuring a smorgasbord of world- class cabaret, fierce drag and jaw-dropping circus performers, all in the surrounds of the gorgeous Spiegeltent in The Garden of Unearthly Delights – your favourite meal of the day just got glitzier.
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