A fusion of physical theatre, clowning, poetry, storytelling, and above all, play that results in a joyous and nostalgic experience. Robbie, the sole performer, is a big kid at heart who throughout the hour invites the audience to play with him, in an intimate interactive show. The lighting is gorgeous, the performance is heartwarming and the use of props (ahem, toys) ties the whole thing together. This is undoubtedly still a very special show that all “grown-ups” should see.

Unexpected, unsettling, weird, wonderful, intriguing. Something different to what I've ever experienced. Clever writing and strong performances by the two female leads who bring to life this gothic story of an Adelaide family and a mother and daughter whose relationship has decayed. Exactly the sort of innovative show you want to see at the Fringe. Give it a go!

Caught Stage Hog by Noni Field at Gluttony during the Adelaide Fringe and really enjoyed it. Noni has a warm, confident stage presence and an engaging storytelling style that makes the show feel relaxed and personal. A great debut and a lovely new voice on the Fringe stage this year. Well worth adding to your Fringe list if you’re heading to Gluttony.

Fantastic show!

Funny as, she captures the look 👀 you get from you cat. A mixture of curiosity, fear, love and a bit of stuff you. Fun show something different

A deep dive into human emotion and a testament to what mankind can achieve when we put our mind to something. We had our 12w pregnancy ultrasound a couple hours before the show - going to name our daughter Conk.

Fashion at its fastest, they really do create garments on stage in minutes using nothing but an overlocker & some lycra. Creative, funny & some very talented silks routines.

Absolutely magical experience! Darren, Brad, and Jessica have created something truly wonderful. A genuinely interdimensional experience! ✨💫💖💫✨

Actually, maybe not so hidden given that the room was fairly full, but definitely a gem worth seeking out. Puss Puss is warm, engaging, funny and perfectly silly.

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The Pirate’s Guide to Rum Tasting is Fringe at its dumbest and best. Loud, silly, gloriously self‑aware pirate chaos with six different rum tastings built in. You don’t just watch, ye participate. Clever enough to stay afloat, stupid enough to be hilarious, and boozy enough to have ye leaving with a grin

Raunchy good fun. Refreshingly risque; well executed; lots of laughs; fantastic music. My new Fringe favourite.