As a fan of Tom gleeson I was bitterly disappointed in his show opening nite of Adelaide fringe 2024 , was not funny whatsoever

Always funny, often dark. All comedy connoisseurs should take in at least one Phatcave every Fringe. Don’t mention the bollock!

A well-polished show about planes, men and dating. Fast-paced with lots to laugh at.

So many tangents, so little time. Plenty of audience interaction helping shape the show. Great to see a native Adelaidean return home.

Misleading title: we didn’t learn how to tie a tie. We did learn whether or not to juggle with knives when drunk, and the value of unsolicited advice from random strangers on the internet!

Misleading title: we didn’t learn how to tie a tie. We did learn whether or not to juggle with knives when drunk, and the value of unsolicited advice from random strangers on the internet!

The first performance of Marcel’s new show. Very funny observations on treats (he gave out treats), growing up and being a life-long renter. We learnt about “bread and point”. Marcel: leave the bit in that you thought you should take out!

Even with the first night technical hitches, this beautiful, funny and moving re-telling of the myth in a modern setting had the audience entranced.

Highly recommend. The boys (11, 10, 7) loved it. Fascinating history, great light displays and we loved the mirror tunnel.

This was a very entertaining show. LJ is a very charming and professional magician, and had his small audience in the palm of his hand for the one hour duration of the show. I particularly enjoyed the stunt with the dice, it was something very unique, interesting and engaging.

Tahir is witty, funny, engaging, clever, hilarious audience interaction. Even in a show with 5 people in the audience, he gave one of the best performances I saw that day. Go see him for a good time.

Fantastic show by 3 very talented performers. Education by humour.