Sometimes I'll go to a Fringe show and quickly realise I'm not the target audience. This happened at Nervous Breakdance when it became evident it was a comedy show definitely for women, even moreso middle-aged women. Even moreso moreso unhinged middle-aged women. Despite this, I still had a fun time! Sure, I couldn't relate to the songs about menopause, or gynecologists, but Kate Corley's energetic and borderline offensive, wonderfully twisted humour kept me entertained.

Incredible mix of comedy, culture references, fire acts, daring aerialists, sexy burlesque - fantastic production!

Great show looking at culture, identity and history in a very unique fashion!

This duo of seasoned improv pros masterfully blends the quirks of modern dating with quick wit and fearless trust-building. Who knew a group of strangers could so easily embrace "What’s up your butt?" in record time? Their confidence is infectious, making for a show that swings between cringes, head shakes, and genuine belly laughs. A fun, unexpected, and most importantly, safe ride. Thanks, Chris and Taylor!

Setting the bar so high, an absolute must see. Loved the mix of performance types and everyone was so talented! Genuinely entertaining, and 100% worth the hype. Very hot, very fun - loved it!!

A mix of traditional and contemporary dance and music in a comfortable venue. This show has won weekly awards in the two previous Adelaide Fringe seasons. This year is equally amazing.

We loved it!

A raw, honest and emotional journey with social anxiety. Isobel releases her reactions and analysis of her experiences with openness and depth. A wonderful performance worth the roller coaster trip to really connect with our own fears.

An amazing one woman show thought provoking mesmerising and so worth seeing, you will not be disappointed! 10/10 for Isobel

Hosted by British comedian and historian Paul Coulter, he's basically the coolest, funnest history teacher you'll ever have. He tells us five stories in which people made sometimes small, sometimes colossal errors that changed the course of history. My favourite from this year's show was about a man who was catfished into thinking he was dating the queen of France. Told with incredible passion and enthusiasm, if you have an interest in history then this show comes highly recommended!

The most refreshing thing I've seen at the fringe in years. Wow! Ruby Teys is a master at the craft. I can't believe this is isn't one of the big shows in the garden or at Gluttony. What a ride!! She had us on the edge of our seats from start to finish. I will see Ruby every year.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Adventuring through Gluttony, making art, solving puzzles, with a good dose of Void fighting to boot, a treasure of A Show. Go join before the Wanderer wanders elsewhere