Adelaide Fringe Review: Choir Girl
The relationship between television and theatre has always been an intimate and challenging affair. So close are the two mediums, sharing audiences and industry...
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Adelaide Fringe Review: The Book of Loco
Rational madness. What is it and why should we care? Alirio Zavarce's performance, The Book of Loco, attempts to outline his ideas on rational madness and why w...
Adelaide Fringe Review: Insomnia Cat Came To Stay
It's not often you leave a theatre show feeling that what you've seen has actually had an impact on you. Too often theatre seems to rebound off the armour that ...
Adelaide Fringe Review: Glory Dazed
It's difficult to know where to begin with Cat Jones's Glory Dazed as it continues its tour from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival via the Adelaide Fringe Festival ...
Adelaide Fringe Review: The Blue Room
Fringe Festivals always have an ability to turn unexpected places into performance spaces, often barely disguising their former lives. In the case of the Urban ...
Adelaide Fringe Review: Angry Young Man
Returning from the sell-out and award-winning success at the 2006 Adelaide Fringe, Ben Woolf's comic and compelling play Angry Young Man finds its home once aga...