Media Reviews | Adelaide Fringe - 21 February - 23 March 2025

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PAUL +1 (-1) presents POEMS

Glam Adelaide | 01 Mar 2025

McDermott is an intellectual comedic genius. No hyperbole
Improvised Movie Mash-Up

Glam Adelaide | 01 Mar 2025

Three actors, two movie titles they don’t know about until the show starts…this is improv theatre at its best
Bad Girls of History

The Adelaide Insider | 01 Mar 2025

This isn’t any ordinary Fringe show; it’s a high-voltage celebration of girlhood, rebellion, and all-around bad@ssery.
27 Club

Play & Go | 01 Mar 2025

This stage is oozing with talent in every direction.
Macbeth

Stage Whispers | 01 Mar 2025

The Barden Party are no cream-faced loons. This is exciting and brilliant theatre.
Bonding

Adelaide Review Team | 01 Mar 2025

In the final 15 minutes, where Blake recounts a shared cinema experience between father and son. This moment of catharsis is powerful.
Greg Sullivan is The Oldest Newcomer

mindshare | 01 Mar 2025

Williams' decades of performance experience are evident in his expert pacing and narrative control.
Definitely NOT A Hungry Game: A Parody Musical

Hub | 01 Mar 2025

Definitely NOT a Hungry Game puts a hilariously Australian and gen z spin on a similarly yet legally distinct YA book/movie series
Dear Diary

mindshare | 01 Mar 2025

allowing Kay’s considerable musical and storytelling talents shine without overwhelming the vulnerable material at its core
NIUSIA

See Do Eat Review | 01 Mar 2025

an emotionally resonant account of intergenerational trauma, heritage and matriarchal power,
Still Alive (and Kicking)

Adelaide Review Team | 01 Mar 2025

The story is one of triumph over adversity, of will and strength, but mostly of humanity and love
Breaking the Musical

InReview | 01 Mar 2025

This tongue-in-cheek attempt to stretch beyond its original meme cycle ultimately ends up falling flat. Which is kind of perfect too.