In fabulous news for Adelaide Fringe and its audiences, Australia’s own national, living treasure, stage and screen royalty Ernie Dingo will make his Fringe debut in 2027 with a new show and art exhibition, Ernie Dingo: Chasing Horizons and Ernie Dingo: Chasing Horizons the Exhibition.
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Artists from South Australia, across the country and around the world are being invited to register their events for the 2027 Adelaide Fringe, with registrations opening on 8 September.
The strength of all Illuminate Festival, their music program attracts those who truly love music, and it’s why we keep coming back for more.
Night Visions once again transforms the Adelaide Botanic Garden into a captivating wonderland of light, sound, projection and imagination.
Adelaide Fringe has announced internationally recognised magician, producer and long-time Fringe artist Matt Tarrant as the new Chair of the Adelaide Fringe Foundation. Tarrant is taking over the role of Chair from David Pearson who stepped down after five years.
Following a global search, Adelaide Fringe has appointed Canadian arts and culture leader Marc Carnes as its new Chief Executive Officer, commencing 1 July 2026.
The show is an explosion of joy, power, protest and celebration as we honour Tash’s success and the room fills with a unique feeling of empowerment and energy, and a message: if you don’t fit the mould, make your own mould.
Seeing Cluedo at Her Majesty’s Theatre is like catching up with your favourite old friends. It doesn’t matter how long it is since you last saw them, you just know you’re going to have fun. And that’s the great charm of this touring production – it is just pure, unapologetic fun, delivered with a cheeky wink and tons of enthusiasm. Yes, it’s a classic ‘whodunnit’ based on the popular board game, but really it’s less about the murder mystery and more about the old-school comedy.
This is THE party of the Fringe! Bootscootin’ baddies, thigh slappin’ numbers and the hottest cast that’ll put the wild in your west and the yee in your haw.
Is Casual Receptionist of the Quarter a play? Is it sketch comedy? Is is cabaret? Is it commentary on capitalism, the patriarchy, class structure, and an argument for paying artists a living wage? Yes, it is all of these things. And it’s bloody brilliant.
