Adelaide Fringe: I Might Be Edgar Allan Poe
Many theatregoers and literary inclined will be well aware of the works of Edgar Allan Poe. Most notably, The Raven
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Adelaide Fringe Festival
Adelaide Fringe: KRAKEN
Trygve Wakenshaw’s new solo show is unusual, amusing and at times quite wonderful. He seems to not take anything too
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: The Syndicate
Three performers, each with their unique style and ‘gifts’ present a series of tricks, dances and death-defying stunts, to name
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: Decadence
It’s awesome to see two actors work well together, share the space appropriately, bounce off of each other and come
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: Summer Of Blood
There is a quirky modern edge to this piece; the snappy writing by Robert Armstrong sitting somewhere between melodrama and
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: A Special Day
Actors Ana Graham and Antonio Vega rush around in front of us as we enter the theatre; they dress with
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: The Sheds
Written by James Cunningham, The Sheds is about a gay AFL footballer and the effect his public coming-out has on
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: Rachel Collis – Naked Dream
Naked Dream by Sydney singer-songwriter Rachel Collis seems to still be finding its place in the cabaret genre. However, for
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: Frank Woodley – Fool’s Gold
Frank Woodley plays the fool with seemingly little effort. His physicality and bumbling ramblings on the surface may make the
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