Tomi Gray’s Trip takes its audience all the way down the rabbit hole as it courageously navigates the absurdity, honesty and instability of the human condition.
Comedy
Six in The City portrays a comedic styling that marries tongue in cheek with razor-sharp wit.
There’s a club called the Dead Dads Club – you’re not on it until you’re in it. The […]
Rising star and all round hilarious guy Clay McMath is bringing laughs and relatability to this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival.
He’s performing every night of the festival at Hymn Bar, which means there’s no excuse to miss Clay McMath: In Over My Head, to witness storytelling and standup comedy at its finest.
Nassar tackles difficult issues around the complications of social constructs and expectations with aplomb and irreverence, engaging and entertaining the audience with her dry wit and a touch of mischief.
The strength of this show lies not only in the comedic talents of the performers but also in their authenticity and vulnerability.
In the gag-worthy APOCALIPSTIK Kaye continues to prove himself to be a masterful performer, effortlessly blending glamour and grit to create a stunning theatrical experience that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining.
Not only does Reuben provoke laughs he provokes thought – and so effortlessly do we watch him marry the two.
Delivering punchlines that can cross lines with unassuming wit and craft
CAKE is a cornucopia of Queer infused delight with a comedy layered base, flirtatious frosting and just a sprinkling of sheer chaotic madness.
Upside Adelaide 