The boys from Hush and The Choirboys were not in town to perform some lukewarm half-baked dawdle through limp MOR radio rock fodder. Get Rocked! ensured everything was turned up to eleven and let us know that the band weren’t here to take prisoners!
Séayoncé is a small piece of overtly offensive brilliance!
Popular Fringe show paying tribute to Michael and Janet Jackson is a soulful one-hour extravaganza.
‘The Sleeping Trees: World Tour’ is a very funny show that will repay you in belly laughs for any financial and temporal sacrifice you may have made in attending the performance. It is unreservedly recommended!
As far as career retrospectives go, you would be hard pressed to find one as ‘glorious’ as the one that Charles Jenkins has put together for this year’s Fringe. Get along to it if you can.
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.
Buckle up. This FLIGHT will play on a fear most of us have had when catching a plane.
Reading the Fringe blurb for Becky Lucas – ‘Um, support me?!’ you get a sense of how busy this comedian is right now. In addition to TV spots on ABC2 and Network Ten, writing for Stan, and performing at the Sydney Opera House, the Melbourne International Comedy Gala and Edinburgh Fringe, Lucas was also booted from Twitter for a joke about Scott Morrison.
Louise McCabe’s The Runner Up. A play about the glory of being the runner-up. About being a loser. We struggle. We lose. We make mistakes and look bad. Our dreams fall apart. And what do we do next? We laugh and get on with it!
Michael Wheatley’s Adelaide Fringe show, Forever In My Life – A Tribute To Prince, will be an exploration of how important Prince has been in soundtracking one man’s life, shaping his decisions, and inspiring his creativity.
