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Will never eat popcorn, or look at Saxa table salt containers the same way ever again. Not for the faint hearted.

Karen never disappoints! Having seen this show before in 2019 at Mary's Poppin, it still is memorable and amazing! Great story, costumes and comedy! Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to have a laugh!

Wonderful exhibition and worth the small fee. Lots of session times making it accessible to visit before or after another fringe show.

Elixir is sexy, comedic, and thrilling to watch. The performers at Head First Acrobats have perfected their craft and have created an amazing show yet again. I saw their previous fringe show 'Railed' in 2020 and I'll be sure to see their next show in 2022.

Entertaining show! The storyline introduces us to each of the performers and the host hints at their unique talent before handing the spotlight over to them. A unique set of performers with a diverse range of talents that will leave you in awe and amazement. Most of the performers are Adelaide based, definitely worth supporting Cirque Nocturne and their additional show Rusalka.

A great broad range of talents at Rusalka. Everyone had their spotlight moment to showcase their talents and the host does a great job at tying in the next performer to the storyline theme. It is evident that all aspects of the show had been carefully planned to incorporate the theming of mermaids and excelled at this especially through the costuming. Great show!

The sexiest Fringe performance - while also providing haunting nightscapes and magical dreams. Incredible aerial acts amaze and the MC's voice is bold and brilliant. A great way to end your night at the Fringe! (it's a late show - 10:50pm start)

So much to this show, created by some of the members of Club Briefs so you know the dance moves will be spectacular (and they are). Opens up very honest and raw dialogue with the audience around topics like racial discrimination through cultural appropriation and challenges these. A very different Fringe show, containing humour, incredible dance routines, emotional stories and a strong connection with the audience.

I thought Steven was a fantastic storyteller, and gave a great performance. His rendition of The Luckiest was stunning, and the encore of (spoiler alert) Piano Man was another highlight.

These three blokes were so entertaining, and it was such a wonderful celebration of Aussie language and history, but also incredibly fun and cheeky. It’s also family-friendly, with no nudity or swearing. Just good, clean fun! They only have one more show scheduled in the Fringe, so definitely put it in your diary for 20th March, or follow their Facebook page to see where else they are performing during the year. I will definitely be going to see them again.

An absolutely weird show, kinda loved it tho. Left me thinking what the heck did I just see in a good way!

Absolutely hilarious show with very clever tricks