STIRLING FRINGE IS RETURNING FOR ANOTHER FAMILY AFFAIR
The Stirling Fringe is back for its 4th year with a brand-new venue. Bamboozled Productions is proud to be bringing back the Stirling Fringe for 2020, which will feature fabulous performers from around the world, interstate and of course locally. The boutique event is...
THE LIGHTHOUSE PREMIERS AT ADELAIDE FESTIVAL
Patch Theatre and Adelaide Festival join forces again to premiere a brand new show, The Lighthouse. Take your family on an intimate journey that's part installation, part scientific quest, part rave. Explore a series of interconnected rooms, each full of hands-on...
WOMADELAIDE ANNOUNCES FIRST 20 ACTS FOR 2020 FESTIVAL
The wait is over for the WOMADelaide faithful, as the first 20 groups are announced for the 2020 festival, to be presented over 6-9 March 2020 in the picturesque surrounds of Adelaide’s Botanic Park. Leading the first announcement is living musical legend, civil...
Pete Helliar Brings Frankie Fish to WOMAD
Pete Helliar brings Frankie Fish to WOMAD There’s not much that the loveable funnyman Peter Helliar hasn’t done. As one of Australia’s favourite comedians, as well as TV series creator, director and star, regular co-host of The Project, touring stand-up comic, husband...
REVIEW: The Magic Flute
REVIEW: The Magic Flute March 1 – 3, Adelaide Festival Theatre. In The Magic Flute, Australian opera director Barrie Kosky presents a striking interpretation of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s classic opera in collaboration with the German Komische Oper Berlin and live...
The Family Program That Encourages Children to DreamBIG!
The Family Program That Encourages Children to DreamBIG! The full family program for the upcoming DreamBIG Children’s Festival promises days of thoughtful and awe-inspiring entertainment. The fun and thought-provoking lineup features 350 artists and is jam packed with...
REVIEW: Baba-Yaga
REVIEW: Baba-Yaga Baba-Yaga, in Russian folklore, is a supernatural witch who lives on the edge of a forest. In Windmill Theatre’s new production, she is the riotous, hyper-colour resident of the “Poultry Park Apartments” penthouse. We open on the bleak 1984-esque...
YOUR GUIDE TO ADELAIDE FESTIVAL
ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 1 – 17 March For more than 58 years, Adelaide Festival has been delighting audiences with the very best in artistic excellence from international and local performers, musicians, artists and writers. The 2019 Adelaide Festival will be no exception,...
REVIEW: 360 ALLSTARS
REVIEW: 360 ALLSTARS The Moa at Gluttony – Showing until 17 March When a show has ‘allstars’ in the title, you really expect to see the best of the best—and the 360 Allstars does not disappoint. Dubbed an ‘urban circus’ by promoters, the show is a high-energy showcase...
National Geographic’s Symphony for Our World FREE Open-Air Concert
National Geographic’s Symphony for Our World FREE Open-Air Concert This weekend to welcome the opening of the Adelaide Festival thousands are expected at Elder Park for a free outdoor film and live music spectacular! Symphony for Our World, commissioned to...
REVIEW: Mr Snot Bottom’s horrible, terrible, really, really bad, bad show
Mr Snot Bottom’s horrible, terrible, really, really bad, bad show Adelaide Fringe Saturday 16 February – Sunday 17 March 2019 The Factory at The Garden of Unearthly Delights: Rundle Park / Kadlitpina, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd The delightfully obnoxious and...
Jodie Stubbs in WOMAN: It’s a Mother of a Cabaret
Jodie Stubbs in WOMAN: It’s a Mother of a Cabaret Tuesday 26 February to Sunday 3 March, 7:20pm Packing healthy home-made school lunches, reading bedtime stories, taking the kids to extra curricular activities, running your own business, attempting to work part time,...
REVIEW: Arj Barker ‘We Need To Talk’
Arj Barker ‘We Need To Talk’ Adelaide Fringe, Arts Theatre, 21 Feb – 2 March Once a young, single, comedy hot-shot Arj Barker is now married and finding more and more of those random grey hairs. This leads him to change his tune in ‘We Need To Talk’. Crude sexual...
Marawa Ibrahim ‘The Girls Guide’ Book Event at RCC Fringe
Marawa Ibrahim ‘The Girls Guide’ Book Event Tuesday 19 February 6:00pm – 7:00pm Seven-times world record holder Marawa Ibrahim was once told she didn’t have what it takes to be a performer. Today, she holds world records for the most hoops spun by an individual and...
Get Festive With Blip Art School’s Fringe Sock Puppets
FRINGE SOCK PUPPETS After a fun-filled night out at the Adelaide Fringe keep the fun going by creating a mini sock puppet show in your lounge room! You will need: • • • • • – Odd socks – A cardboard box – Craft glue – Stanley knife – Fabric, wool, craft foam or...
YOUR GUIDE TO GLUTTONY
YOUR GUIDE TO GLUTTONY 15 Feb – 17 Mar Gluttony celebrates its ninth Fringe in 2019 and boasts 160 shows that span the genres of cabaret, theatre, circus, magic, comedy, dance, music, spoken word and children’s entertainment. This season will be Gluttony’s biggest...
YOUR GUIDE TO THE ADELAIDE FRINGE
YOUR GUIDE TO THE ADELAIDE FRINGE It’s the party that defines a city! Held across four weeks in February and March, Adelaide Fringe is the largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere. The 2019 Adelaide Fringe will feature 1326 events and more than 7000 artists...
YOUR GUIDE TO THE GARDEN OF UNEARTHLY DELIGHTS
YOUR GUIDE TO THE GARDEN OF UNEARTHLY DELIGHTS 14 February – 17 March The Garden of Unearthly Delights is a unique festival playground including multiple performance venues, bars, carnival rides, an array of world foods, market stalls, and the most unexpected sideshow...
Super Mum Amelia Ryan is Returning to Adelaide Fringe with Two More Must-See Shows
Super Mum Amelia Ryan is Returning to Adelaide Fringe with Two More Must-See Shows Simply The Breast and 80’s Baby are two shows any comedy loving parent must-see at this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival. Buckle up those baby seats and enjoy the ride as Amelia Ryan,...
Rebecca Morse: Festival + Family = Fun
Festival + Family = Fun Straight out of the eating, drinking and socialising haze of the Festive Season comes the eating, drinking and socialising haze of the Festival Season. Welcome ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to Frantic February and Mad March, where I...