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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

A night sky with a disco ball down the bottom centre. In front of it are three characters: A woman with a big blonde wig holding long tongs and a silver dress, a hairy man with a clown nose and no shirt, and a drag performer with white makeup, blonde wig and a red clown nose in her mouth. Above them are four light beams coming out of the disco ball. In each beam there is a different performer. From left to right: two character comedians wearing purple, three cabaret performers wearing pink, blue and purple, a comedian wearing a denim jacket leaning on a yidaki, and a drag performer wearing all pink with a huge white wig.
A night sky with a disco ball down the bottom centre. In front of it are three characters: A woman with a big blonde wig holding long tongs and a silver dress, a hairy man with a clown nose and no shirt, and a woman with dark wet curly hair with a white top with a serious facial expression. Above them are four light beams coming out of the disco ball. In each beam there is a different performer. From left to right: a drag king wearing a light purple suit and a cowboy hat, a cabaret performer wearing a red feathery two-piece, a burlesque performers wearing a big fluffy baby pink gown with a massive wide brim hat to match and, and a clown in light blue overalls looking very happy to be there.
A night sky with a disco ball down the bottom centre. In front of it are three characters: A woman with a big blonde wig holding long tongs and a silver dress, a hairy man with a clown nose and no shirt, and a woman with curly brown hair with a white dress showing her teeth. Above them are four light beams coming out of the disco ball. In each beam there is a different performer. From left to right: a woman wearing a tight blue and red suit, a hula hooper wearing red and black, a sketch comedy trio wearing bin bags as dresses, and a clown dressed as a boxer.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Moulin Beige: Viva La Stoopid

From Paris to Adelaide, send in the clowns! A prestigious late night soirée featuring the festival's moist alternative comedians and cabaret icons. Come for the laughs, stay for the “wtf just happened?” moments. It's the Moulin Rouge run by fools, The Kaye Hole if it were a sapphic short queen in pyjamas, THE Frank Woodley but a little sultry…

This is not your regular line-up show.

Viva La Stoopid!

Featuring five star, award-winning hosts & acts from across the Fringe.
Lineup to be announced

Past artists include; Two Little Dickheads, Garry Starr, Mel McGlensey, Jeromaia Detto, The Beryls, Tessa Waters, Sugar Bits, CVNT, Tina Del Twist, Tricksy Collins, Anna Lumb, Geraldine Quinn, Adore Handel, Kitty Obsidian, Cam Venn and many more! Every Beige is a unique showflake.

There's nothing beige about BEIGE!

Presented by: We Did Good

The Moulin Beige was concocted a decade ago by Liz Skitch as a monthly clown-vaudeville dinner-and-a-show in Northcote, VIC. Showcasing local and international acts, it was a staple event of joy, delight and raucous play. Now run by the clowns behind We Did Good; Sharnema Nougar, David Tieck and Nicola Pohl. Their work is driven by a desire to bring people together to create shared experiences that are new and adventurous, as well as playful and profoundly unintellectual. They mix classic European physical theatre styles with modern improvisation techniques and general buffoonery.
Variety • Cabaret
Victoria • SA Premiere
 
d/Deaf and/or Lived Experience of Disability Shows
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: R18+
Strobe Lighting
Nudity Level: Occasional, Mild
Sexual References: Occasional, Mild
Loud Noises
Coarse Language: Occasional, Mild

Accessibility

 
Audience members have the opportunity to interact or join artist on stage

Presenter

Presented by: We Did Good

The Moulin Beige was concocted a decade ago by Liz Skitch as a monthly clown-vaudeville dinner-and-a-show in Northcote, VIC. Showcasing local and international acts, it was a staple event of joy, delight and raucous play. Now run by the clowns behind We Did Good; Sharnema Nougar, David Tieck and Nicola Pohl. Their work is driven by a desire to bring people together to create shared experiences that are new and adventurous, as well as playful and profoundly unintellectual. They mix classic European physical theatre styles with modern improvisation techniques and general buffoonery.