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Adelaide Fringe
Trumpageddon is certainly worth a look just for Simon Jay’s impersonation alone.
The Travelling Sisters – Toupe is a sloppy and unfunny slew of directionless skits that relies far too much on flesh and far too little on fun.
Rude, crude, boozy, offensive, filthy, feminist, hilarious and downright delightful!
The Velvet Underground presented by Little Captain will have one more performance on Friday, March 2 2018. Go. Wear black. And revel in memories of a time when our lives were saved by rock and roll.
Shake It knows the Fringe variety show formula well and checks off all the boxes with a talented group of performers, hosted by the engaging stage presence of Minnie Andrews.
Thrones! is a must-see at this year’s Fringe for anyone who is a fan of Game of Thrones; this is one cleverly constructed musical comedy that really delivers on the laughs.
Charismatic, bright, and witty, Stephanie Tisdell had me laughing and feeling slightly better about my white guilt with her show Identity Steft.
While I would recommend this show to any fan of drag (and Ru’s Drag Race) Courtney’s show Under the Covers has plenty to offer for both her familiar and unfamiliar audiences.
Directed by Claire Glenn and written by Alan Grace, I Still Have No Friends is a self-devised piece by SAYarts’ On The Fringe, a group of South Australia’s young creatives.
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