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

Left to right, images of Danni, Morgan and Blaire from The Ammonites. Danni looking at rocks. Morgan in the palaeo lab. Blaire with a dinosaur puppet.
Danni, Morgan and Blaire standing left to right, together, in their logo pose.
Silhouette versions of The Ammonites, with Danni, Morgan  and Blaire left to right, with a pink, blue and green colouring respectively. The show title "The Dinosaur Hunters" appears in bold lettering. There are several fossils in the background.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

The Dinosaur Hunters!

Get ready to stomp, roar and rock out with Danni, Morgan, and Blaire as these fearless dinosaur hunters go on a ROARsome journey through time to discover the dinosaurs that time forgot!

With music, dance, storytelling, and a visit from everyone’s favourite Aussie dinosaur, Abby the Australovenator, science has never been this fun.

During the week, they’re researchers at Dinosaur University. On the weekends, they’re dino-rockstars bringing the prehistoric past to life on stage as dino loving supergroup, The Ammonites. Science has never sounded, or looked, so cool!

The Ammonites - Turning ancient bones into an epic live show packed with discovery, laughs and science you can dance to!

Presented by: Heaps Good Productions

Heaps Good Productions are proudly South Australian, award winning, creators of theatrical experiences that explore the stories the connect us! Through Heaps Good Music, they're now sharing those stories through albums across all platforms. Inspired by their science hero, palaeo pioneer Mary Anning, The Ammonites are here to help tell the stories of our distance past. The Ammonites bring passion and pizazz to the stage with a sound as layered as the rocks they explore. By combining memorable melodies and dazzling dance moves with the prehistoric past, their mission is clear: make science impossible to ignore, and impossible not to enjoy! With a debut album on its way, and a growing following, The Ammonites are turning up the volume on science to 11!
Kids and Family • Childrens
South Australia • World Premiere
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes
Target audience: Kindergarten (4) | Junior Primary (5-7) | Primary (8-11)

Accessibility

 
High audio content
 
High visual content
 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area
 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

Presenter

Presented by: Heaps Good Productions

Heaps Good Productions are proudly South Australian, award winning, creators of theatrical experiences that explore the stories the connect us! Through Heaps Good Music, they're now sharing those stories through albums across all platforms. Inspired by their science hero, palaeo pioneer Mary Anning, The Ammonites are here to help tell the stories of our distance past. The Ammonites bring passion and pizazz to the stage with a sound as layered as the rocks they explore. By combining memorable melodies and dazzling dance moves with the prehistoric past, their mission is clear: make science impossible to ignore, and impossible not to enjoy! With a debut album on its way, and a growing following, The Ammonites are turning up the volume on science to 11!