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The Power of Collaboration: Tour Ready Awards Catapult Fringe Artists Into New Festivals and Markets
Mon, Jan 8 2024
For many artists and participants each year at Adelaide Fringe, the opportunity to perform also presents an opportunity to workshop concepts and shows and develop new works. For others, it’s an opportunity to showcase a fully formed idea or a complete and tested work.
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Three Reasons to Host an Artist this Adelaide Fringe
Wed, Jan 3 2024
Every year, the Adelaide Fringe envelops our city in a whirlwind of creativity, talent, and exhilarating performances. It's a celebration of artistry and community spirit and the reason the city shifts its atmosphere across February and March. One of the core aspects of Fringe’s success is the support and generosity of locals. This year, we're urging the Adelaide and South Australian community to be a part of the experience by hosting an artist.
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International Migrants Day - In Conversation with CeeJay Singh
Mon, Dec 18 2023
Happy International Migrants Day! To acknowledge and celebrate, we decided to ask Fringe Artist and Migrant to Australia, CeeJay Singh, a few questions about his experiences.
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Adelaide Fringe Sees Unprecedented 25% Increase in Ticket Sales, Promising an Exceptional 2024 Season
Tue, Dec 12 2023
Adelaide Fringe has seen a remarkable 25% increase in ticket sales compared to the same time last year less than two weeks after announcing the 2024 program. This significant surge in ticket sales sets the stage for what promises to be an unprecedented season of Fringe in 2024.
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Adelaide Fringe Triumphs at SALIFE Absolute Best Awards 2023
Fri, Dec 8 2023
In an extraordinary night of accolades, Adelaide Fringe has been crowned Event of the Year at the prestigious SALIFE ABSOLUTE BEST AWARDS 2023.
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Meet our 2024 Ambassador - Isaac Humphries
Thu, Dec 7 2023
Isaac Humphries is one of our Ambassadors for the 2024 season. We sat down with him to find out more about him and why he is excited to be part of Fringe.
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Meet our 2024 Ambassador - Prinnie Stevens
Mon, Dec 4 2023
Prinnie Stevens is one of our Ambassadors for the 2024 season. We sat down with her to find out more about her and why she is excited to be part of Fringe.
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A chat with the CEO of No Strings Attached
Sun, Dec 3 2023
Ahead of International Day of People with a Disability, we sat down with the CEO of No Strings Attached, Dr Kari Seeley to discuss accessibility and inclusion in the context of the arts. No Strings Attached is a professional theatre company that proudly works exclusively with disabled performers
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Tickets Now On Sale To Australia's Biggest Arts Festival
Fri, Dec 1 2023
Bursting at the seams with more than 1,300 shows, next year’s Adelaide Fringe is going to be a kaleidoscope of the talented, the wonderful, and the outright whimsical, set to transform Adelaide into a utopia of discovery and culture across February and March.
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BankSA renews 18-year partnership with Adelaide Fringe for a further three years
Tue, Nov 28 2023
BankSA has announced the renewal of its Principal Partnership with Adelaide Fringe for a
further three years, extending its collaboration with Australia’s biggest arts festival to what
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Being a Fringe Vollie is an experience like no other!
Fri, Nov 24 2023
Adelaide Fringe Volunteer program is an integral part of making Australia’s biggest arts festival the success that it is. In 2023, 140 incredible and diverse Fringe Volunteers contributed a total of 1,535 hours across the festival, more than half of which have been participating for years. We sat down with two of our Volunteers, Anna Finster and John Wright, who shares why being a Fringe Vollie is an experience like no other.
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Campaign in Review: How Australia’s Biggest Arts Festival Launched a ‘Fringe Deals’ Campaign that Invigorated Local Business and the South Australian Economy
Thu, Nov 16 2023
For more than six decades, the Adelaide Fringe has been a beacon of arts and culture, drawing in thousands from across the world to revel in the city’s electric energy and wonder. But beyond the stages and exhibitions, there's a major consideration from the organisation behind the festival to maximise the impact of the audiences and tourism generated as a result of Adelaide Fringe. In partnership with the City of Adelaide the introduction of the 'Fringe Deals' campaign that adopted the cheeky slogan “Show us Your Tix” was not just an attempted stroke at bridging art with commerce but also a shining example of how a major festival can boost tourism and give parallel businesses a chance to thrive.