Review: Angel to Vampire
Go delight in this hidden gem
Review: Angel to Vampire
Go delight in this hidden gem
Review: Revolution in the Magic Square
I never knew Socialist Magic could be so much fun
Review: Joan, Babs & Sheila Too
A stunning traversal of Joan Littlewood’s life by Gemskii and Conscious Theatre. Without her, there would never have been A Taste of Honey, Oh What a Lovely War, or much of postwar British theatre.
Review: Thanks A Lot: My Gratitusical
Ms. Beryl Swiver celebrates herself.
Review: Slightly Dramatic!
Misadventures in musical theater.
Review: Here All Night
Sam’s all night shiner, Beckett’s Wake and Cabaret. Haunting, funny, unmissable.
Review: Limelight
"well worth seeing"
Review: Limelight
Showstopping numbers stud this heartwarming, touching new play with numbers by Liz Tait.
Review: Blues and Burlesque
Blues and Burlesque: Pete Saunders, strikes whilst the iron is hot, calling on the seductress Ivy Paige to host an evening of sultry blues, bawdy comedy and strip tease
Review: Oliver Meech: When Magic & Food Collide
an enjoyable hour of food and magic
Review: Dusty Limits: Grin
Dusty Limits resents his first album of original work written with the brilliant Michael Roulston
Review: Bom-Banimals at Bom-Bane’s Restaurant
A new up close and extremely personal musical experience from Jane Bom-bane's famous restaurant.
Review: Women’s Hour
A hilarious and crazy hour of feminist theatre
Review: Best of Fringe Variety
A Fringe sampler!
Review: Papillon
Song, circus, comedy all masterfully mixed.
Review: Puddles Pity Party – Potluck
With soaring vocals and a quirky persona, Puddle's party is anything but pitiful
Review: Velvet
Directed by Craig Ilott
Review: Prohibition
Cabaret from a tea cup
Review: Daniel Cainer: 21st Century Jew
"witty, eloquent and wise, and worthy of its standing ovation"
Review: Vegas Nocturne
At times sharply observed, at others bizarre, late night cabaret from Vegas
Review: We Can Make You Happy
A delightfully silly and fulfilling show
Review: Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho
A drag comedy extravaganza
Review: Mad Women in my Attic!
Brilliant cabaret with a powerful voice and an important message!
Review: From Geek to Goddess
The jazziest joy of the Free Fringe
Review: The Night Shift With Gloria Hole
An insightful telling of a drag queen’s life and her changing role within the community.
Review: Kit and McConnel
Beguiling badinage and ballads from two doyens of the Fringe.
Review: Totes Inappropes!
Surreal and unique theatre cabaret
Review: The Hundred Watt Club
Charismatic cabaret stuffed full of acts that you'll want to seek out elsewhere ..
Review: Lost in Transit
Fusion of theatre, circus and cabaret in a Kafkaesque world of lost luggage
Review: Twonkey’s Stinking Bishop
"A madcap genre unto himself"
Review: Geraldine Quinn – MDMA: Modern Day Maiden Aunt
Geraldine Quinn’s chameleonic voice rules the stage in Modern Day Maiden Aunt: an ode to choosing your own path.
Review: Puddles Pity Party
Gigantic, sad clown with the voice of an angel wordlessly stomps around a tiny stage in Adelaide and brings happiness to all* — coulrophobics, this is your chance to be cured.
Review: Mylie’s Relationship Status Is Complicated: A Facebook Romance
Searching for love on Facebook presented in song and storytelling by a brilliant cabaret performer with highly entertaining humour and a great selection of pop songs.
Review: Bacchanalia
Bacchanalia (plural noun): any drunken revelry; orgiastic rites associated with Bacchus; a land of Hope and Gloria
Review: Papillon
The ordinary is outside. Leave your concerns at the door.
Review: Over the Yardarm
Beguiling badinage and ballads from two doyens of the Fringe.
Review: Divallusion with Christina Bianco and Velma Celli
Powerhouse voices of all the Diva greats by Christina Bianco
Review: The Five-Thirty Cabaret at the Famous Spiegeltent
Burlesque, cabaret, illusion and the downright outrageous. Just avoid the front row.
Review: Ivy Paige: Kiss and Sell
She looks like a million renminbi fresh from the Chinese laundry.
Review: Lynn Ruth Miller : Not Dead Yet
A lesson in life from one of the most interesting characters at this year’s Fringe.
Review: From Berlin to Broadway
The life and music of the fascinating Kurt Weil brought to life in a cabaret by the talented Bremner Duthie.
Review: Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho
Kitsch, Camp and Conservative. What more could you want?
Review: Terry Garoghan is The Man in Slacks
"Garoghan looks like he still has plenty more tricks up his sleeve"
Review: Lost in Transit
Gentle, powerful, cabaret-theatre experience
Review: A Berlin Kabaret
Talented singers create a fast-paced, atmopsheric show
Review: Sugartits
"caustic and cynical and great to look at "
Review: The Kransky Sisters: Piece of Cake
Sisters Mourne, Eve and Dawn return with another Piece of Kransky Cake and reimagined songs off the wireless for Adelaide audiences.
Review: Lili La Scala: Siren
An entertaining but uneven night of soulful sea songs.
Review: A Storm in a D Cup
Life sometimes deals us the best situations for comedy
Review: Damsel In Shining Armour
This show was a great example of how cabaret can be – fun and stylish, sassy and inventive with a talented performer..
Review: The Full Bronte; A Literary cabaret
A highly entertaining run through the Bronte’s with music and audience participation that is hard to lick
Review: Kit Hesketh-Harvey and James McConnel
Beguiling badinage and ballads from two doyens of the Fringe
Review: After The Apocalypse
The World Rebuilt by Post Apocalyptic Cabaret
Review: In Flagrante
Sophist Exquisite Dub Couture Raunchy Seismic
Review: Ivy Paige – ‘Head’ Mistress
A freelance Christina Hendricks who answers to no mad men.
Review: French Kiss
French chanteuse and upper class socialite charms the prols with her wit and vocal dexterity
Review: Songs for Cynics
Witty badinage and songs from a talented duet
Review: La Clique
"recommended for the stand-out acts"
Review: Dorothy Parker’s Sweet Release of Death
The infamously prickly poet is celebrated in all her glory
Review: Sister Mary Lucy
One girl’s dream of becoming a nun through song and dance
Review: Fresh Meat
Happy International Women's Day (Night)
Review: Captain Syphilis
A kooky pirate takes the audience on a psychedelic voyage that is not entirely without raunchiness, canon balls, and musical talent.
Review: Andrew Finnegan Sings Songs for the End of the World
A troubadour tells tales about terrible things, but our looming demise is something to laugh about in this show
Review: The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)
By public demand return season featuring Fiona DeLaine, Mark DeLaine, Rod Schultz and Michaela Burger with Angela Turner
Review: Richard Wiseman – Psychobabble
Never trust a psychologist, especially one that doubles as a magician.
Review: Jacques Brel in Song and Dance
A pleasant afternoon in the company of the music of Brel.
Review: A Dirty Martini
Trailblaze immerse in the mileu with much fun and panache.
Review: Jonny & the Baptists
Blues with humour!
Review: Boom Boom Club
Dirty laughs to go with your Dirty Martini (no Dirty Martinis available).
Review: Bourgeois and Maurice: Sugartits
Excellent glamorous and inventive cabaret show with a political edge.
Review: Daughters of Lot
Sex sells and the corruption of the two daughters is of biblical proportions in this hour long sexploitation.
Review: Lady Rizzo
A New York cabaret singer who thrives on glitter and glamour, has the voice of Lady Gaga, and the aplomb of Liz Minelli.
Review: Briefs
Boys well suited to strip
Review: The Pain of Desire
Film Noir Diva sings cinematic
Review: Briefs
Skilled, smart, trash-tastic circus and boylesque!
Review: The Upside Down Girl
Surreal cabaret mixing great songs with dark humour
Review: East End Cabaret
" two very talented kookie cabaristas"
Review: Pianodivalicious
A very entertaining show featuring a range of musical styles.
Review: Queer: The Wicked Webs We Weave
Scenesters set the scene well considering that the setting of the scenes themselves lacked lustre.
Review: LoveBirds
A fabulous, sparkly cabaret that is contagiously entertaining.
Review: Eastend Cabaret: The Revolution Will Be Sexual
Hilariously dark and dirty songs ensure satisfaction for all involved
Review: The Return of Shaggy Doo Beats
A light-hearted take on ‘The Beat Generation’
Review: Manipulators
Manipulation worthy of Machiavelli from this pair of Antipodean illusionists
Review: Kitty Cointreau’s Bra Ha Ha
The compere squeals with delight at one point: ‘Oh, tomorrow’s going to be a brilliant day!’. And the Bra Ha Ha is a brilliant way to end it ..
Review: Blues
A Musical Salute to the Titans of the Genre
Review: Devious Minds
Two very skilled performers for the price of one show
Review: The Last Trilogy
Burlesque with a Conscience
Review: Cabaret Whore – More, More, More
Sharp-witted lyrics from a natural cabaret whore
Review: East End Cabaret: The Revolution Will Be Sexual
A thoroughly enjoyable show - a real Free Fringe bargain
Review: Alzheimer’s the Musical : A Night to Remember
"an hour of earthy Aussie humour"
Review: Fascinating Aida: Cheap Flights
The definitively inspirational masters of comedy cabaret.
Review: Pink Noise by FORK
A Cappella so great that you’ll be looking for the band!
Review: The Magnets
It’s amazing what 6 human voices can achieve!
Review: The Blue Lady Sings Back
Review: Damsel in Shining Armour
"unselfconscious, youthful, and ebullient"
Review: Le Gateau Chocolat
An uplifting show, full of Lycra, glitter and makeup
Review: Piano Divalicious
Vivacious piano diva with a story to tell
Review: Seven Days Drunk (work in progress/preview)
A journey through a lot of vodka drinking and the psyche of an artist
Review: Miss Hope Springs….Je m’appelle Hope
Miss Hope Springs returns with another outstanding show