The options are shortlisted and the winner decided by the level of applause. Second Date Disasters – The Musical was given the go ahead by the packed house at The Box theatre at Garden of Unearthly Delights.
In addition to announcing the biggest Stirling Fringe program yet, Bamboozled Productions is throwing a huge opening night party on Stirling Lawns for the evening of Friday February 22 – and it’s all free.
The sold out crowd at Beth Hart’s first ever Adelaide show, refused to leave The Gov, and stood chanting her name in steadily increasing intensity for at least ten minutes after the last song of her encore had finished. What a night!
Roque has a voice made to fill arenas – experience her in the intimate Ruby Slipper Chronicles before you will only be able to see her at a distance in big musical productions.
Amity Dry’s Fortified is an ode to the performer’s recent struggles after her marriage breakdown, particularly as she navigates the tricky world of co-parenting, online dating and the reformation of identity within singledom.
There can be no doubt, Tash York is a powerhouse. Her 2018 Fringe show, Adulting, was fabulous and she has continued to deliver the goods in 2019 with Badass.
It’s taken years of hard work and realisations, but Jamie Kuijpers and the crew at Basket Case are taking the lead on recreating a full Green Day experience for fans, taking fans back to the 90’s with a tribute to Dookie on its 25th anniversary year.
Alex Rossi’s After Party is the perfect way to cap off your night of Fringing. The US singer/guitarist does rhythm and blues the old school way – really hitting that sweet spot.
Bubble Show for Adults embodies what the roots and heart of Fringe Festival is all about – the whacky, the weird and the wonderful!
Funny, fabulous and fiercely feminist, Fringe Wives Club has some really important things to say and the best bit is, they say it in song.
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