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Adelaide Fringe: The Syndicate

Bam Bam
Photo: Stitch and www.shotbystitch.com

Three performers, each with their unique style and ‘gifts’ present a series of tricks, dances and death-defying stunts, to name just a few: mind reading, burlesque (with a pinch), sword-swallowing, bed of nails, escape artist and contortion.

Captain Ruin as the ring-leader commands the audience, but it’s sexy Bam Bam who steals the show, particularly for the males in the audience, and the cream burlesque act was a little bit sex and a whole lotta wrong combined!

It’s late-night fun for audiences who want to keep the party going with a taste of fringe-freakishness.

Hayley Horton

Hayley was an arts worker in South Australia for twelve years working freelance for small to medium clients as well as for companies such as the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, State Theatre Company SA, Urban Myth Theatre of Youth and the Australia Business Arts Foundation. As part of her freelance work, Hayley founded the ATG Curtain Call Awards (which is now an annual gala event), co-produced three 24 Hour Show charity fundraiser events, has judged for the Adelaide Fringe Festival and reviewed for Aussie Theatre and the Adelaide Theatre Guide. Hayley now runs a boutique events and arts management business, Footlight Events and in her spare time, is involved with Adelaide’s amateur theatre community as a producer, performer and director.

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