What a fun way to spend an hour. I hadn't seen these guys since my kids were little many years ago but wanted to experience their energy and fun one more time. Very clever, hilarious slapstick, some great acrobatics and just a joyous way to release the inner kid inside and have a good belly laugh. Went with a group of 10-12 year olds and they loved it too.

Fantastically talented local SA circus troupe in their first Fringe Show. Great way to support a local act showing off their talent.

Flawless solo show. Everyone loved it

Fantastic voice and a well researched show. Funny, entertaining and some very interesting stories about musicals that didn't quite make it (some rather spectacularly). If you love musicals, you'll love this - great way to spend an hour.

A beautiful roller coaster of emotions. This is much more than a tribute to Frank Sinatra, it’s a tribute to family, love, loss a very personal story. Emma enraptured the audience with her beautiful smile, her wit, her vulnerability and absolute authenticity. Backed by a brilliant trio of jazz musicians, with creative and sensitive direction by Chair Anderson, this show was much more than expected, literally and figuratively. If you haven’t bought a ticket, I’m so sorry, as you’ve missed out.

Support the local Adelaide talent of fusion pop orchestra doing amazing covers of great American hits!

Wil Anderson doesn’t need a boost from us: this show will sell out. But if you’re thinking about going, this is your boost to book: this show will sell out. The intimate environment of Drama Llama at Rhino Room is perfect for this classic improvised comedy from a master of the art. With limited seats, this show will sell out.

Amazing show!! Great performances from Emma and the band!!

Brilliant writing, stunning acting and a powerful, authentic narrative. This show is absolutely worth seeing. Something you think about long after it has finished. I feel privileged to have seen it!!!

This was the best show and well presented it was fantastic to be with the weirdos

This is an absolute gem: a very clever piece of theatre that will have you reflecting on the power of music, even (or especially) when played by a guy with a guitar in the corner of your local between the meat raffle and the footy. Running in a few venues, including the General Havelock and the Austral. Highly recommend.

so damn funny