Vida easily captivates her audience with her knowledge of the history of the vagina and awesome humour. Vagina was a highly entertaining show that made me laugh constantly. I haven’t experienced full belly laughs in so long and I had many. Go see Vida Slayman!

A group of us went, had a ball, line dance our hearts out. Would definitely be back.

It was definitely hidden gem of the Fringe. The whole show is combination of professional performance, logistical but hilarious script, funny and unexpected drama story and intricately crafted props and costumes design… All the way from UK, when adapted to Adelaide culture with interesting audiences interaction, one of the must-see show of Fringe!

What an awesome show. Showcasing local Adelaide talent. Bow chicka wow wow!!! Fantastic venue great staff and incredible costumes !! Every year gets better!!!

A lovely show with great acrobatics

Featuring songs from one of the best selling albums of all time, this is a fun show. A combination of party and concert, you’ll leave with a smile on your face.

Very clever use of props and music which takes the audience on a journey

Wonderful and amazing. Powerful visual performance. Skilful. A must see

It was wonderful to see the show and yourself Shamira

A two-hander with a fascinating concept at its core (I won't say too much as spoilers) that will leave you contemplative - this play utilized light and music beautifully throughout, and sparseness, stillness and silence were clearly intentional and intensifying. I tip my hat to the actors for giving a consistent performance to a small audience!

A one act musical with an original concept at its core based on a common experience of women everywhere - going to the bathroom with friends on a night out. With a variety of musical numbers in lengths and styles with layered harmonies, complemented with considered choreography and blocking, and supported by simple staging, this show is written and performed by fresh but VERY profesh theatre graduates, who explore so much within their work. This one is for the girlies, plain and simple.

An incredibly unique offering all the way from Taiwan; an interactive theatre experience in which the audience enter a "classroom" and participate in a series of "exams" all with the goal to achieve circles to reach honor board and avoid crosses to be put in re-education. I feel the premise pitched in the show's marketing wasn't quite achieved - I was expecting more social commentary and stakes. But if you’re after a fun night out of games, this is one to go to!