Everything a family Fringe show should be: loud, silly, inclusive and puts a smile on your dial.
Category Archive: Adelaide Fringe
LASSÙ: Cosmic Cabaret is as naughty as it is technical with many of its numbers offering sizzling and psychedelic performances that are as out of this world as one could anticipate a Cosmic Cabaret to be.
A night of slapstick humour and a wonderfully unpredictable romp.
A faultless night of good ol’ Irish craic that will leave you feeling like you’ve had the warmest, wildest night Belfast pub session imaginable.
This is a hold-on-to-your-seat celebration of Shakespeare, delivered at breakneck speed and peppered with audience participation and recurring catchphrases.
To go or not to go? Please go. Fakespeare is fast, funny and well worth your time.
If you’ve never seen mime before, this is where to start. It is beautiful, it is emotional, it is funny, and it’s a quiet reminder that if you look closer, you’ll be able to see more.
If you’ve ever sat through a performance review, endured an all-hands meeting that could’ve been an email, or listened to someone say “let’s circle back on that” with a straight face, H.R. The Musical will feel like the comedy intervention you didn’t know you needed.
In a compelling premiere solo work, CRAM Collective co-founder Melissa Pullinger delivers a heartfelt and engaging performance in Meteors, a show that gently weaves together humour, grief and the search for meaning.
Adelaide is preparing to turn up the volume, the lights and the weird (in the very best way), as Adelaide Fringe returns from Friday 20 February to Sunday 22 March 2026 with its biggest and most ambitious program yet.
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.
Upside Adelaide 