The Club is based in the Nexus Arts Centre in the west end, a hidden gem for catching the Fringe vibe without the crowds and fuss of the gardens. While it is too late for you to catch Confessions Club this Fringe season (with their final weekend selling out), if you’re looking for a spicy and great bang- for-buck night out next Fringe, be sure to catch Vol.IV in 2027 (hot tip: arrive early to grab yourself an aisle or front seat if you don’t want to miss any of the floor action or for a chance of audience participation – BYO safe word!).
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High-energy spectacle filled with elegant choreography, humour and just the right amount of cheek.
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.
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.
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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.
Hiromi and PUBLIQuartet were a triumph of artistry, collaboration and joy.
A sex-positive dramedy that treads the line between candid sexuality and reflections on relationship dynamics.
Adelaide Fringe is inviting artists from all backgrounds and disciplines to enter their annual poster competition, a distinguished tradition that has, since 1974, launched emerging talent and celebrated bold artistic expression.
Neither rain nor the winter chill could keep music lovers away from the first night of Unsound Festival […]
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