Reviews

Take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of our former Adelaide Fringe Poster Competition winners! We’ve highlighted five extraordinary artists who have gone on to even greater things after their win.

A global pandemic could not stop this year’s Adelaide Fringe from safely presenting the largest arts festival in the world and successfully injecting much-needed tourism and money into the South Australian economy.

Here at Adelaide Fringe, we are proud to support and celebrate Pride Month. 2021.

We are over the moon after discovering that previous Fringe Award Winner and former Fringe grant recipient, Kate Bohunnis, has won the esteemed Ramsay Art Prize for 2021!

Since the beginning of Adelaide Fringe, there have been an overwhelming number of enthusiastic volunteers who have generously dedicated their time to helping the largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere come to life!

Each year, Adelaide Fringe is honoured to have many hard-working, passionate and positive South Australian volunteers join us in helping to make each Adelaide Fringe even better than the last!

Each year, Adelaide Fringe is honoured to have many hard-working, passionate and positive South Australian volunteers join us in helping to make each Adelaide Fringe even better than the last!

Here at the Fringe, we're all about supporting artists and local businesses, resulting in an exciting collaboration with the beloved SA brand Tea Towel Co for our 2021 merch.

The 1980's brought us incredible music, and 2021 brings us plenty of talented musicians bringing that music back to life on stages across South Australia!

From lounging lawn-parties to upbeat, all-night-long street parties - there are plenty of pop-up spots to enjoy this Fringe, all supported by Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund.