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Category Archive: What’s on in Adelaide
Though it’s called Walking on Eggshells, the very funny and self deprecating Eddie Ifft is actually quite frank as he speaks about politics, pokes fun at his family, the #metoo movement and tipping toilets.
Confessions of an Aerobics Instructor is both hilarious and moving, an absolute gem from start to finish.
The Best of The Ed Fest is truly iconic and will remain to be so every year at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. Tickets sell themselves! Go and enjoy this year’s instalment of The Best of The Ed Fest. You won’t be disappointed.
Ladylike: A Guide to Modern Etiquette is hilarious from the start, and the laughs only get more frequent as you get deeper into the show.
Decadent Delights is an entertaining and amusing show that is the essence of what the Fringe represents. Take a chance on climbing the stairs for a memorable glimpse of Weimar culture.
2100: A Space Novelty is a show that is an absolute blast – original, fun, and clever.
Presented by George Dimarelos, A Booklover’s Comedy Show is a self-described “compilation show featuring a rotating bill of comedians and storytellers talking about everything book related”.
For some honesty wrapped in humour and a Barbie outfit, check out Nikki Osborne – Bad Barbie.
For me, Quality Novelty did not end up being the show that it was billed as. There are some good, even great elements, however these were too few over the hour run time.
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