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Adelaide Fringe cements its commitment to improving accessibility in this year’s festival and the broader arts community with the release of the 2021 Access Guide.

From the use of light to create immersive, large-scale visual delights to the utilisation of projection of light to help tell stories and sell intricate theories, and exploring the fascinating scientific intricacies of light itself.

Some of us enjoy a sneaky alcoholic beverage (or two), and so do some of our performers.

After a year like no other, Adelaide Fringe 2021 is finally here – bringing bursts of colour, celebration and fun to South Australia over 31 magical days and nights.

Just when you think you’ve been everywhere in South Australia, the Fringe opens up a whole new world of unique, unusual, historic and otherwise un-accessible Adelaide locations for you to enjoy.

A one-off exclusive collaboration beer has been created thanks to a new partnership between Pirate Life Brewing and Adelaide Fringe.

Honey Pot is Adelaide Fringe’s International Arts Marketplace. Think of it as a match-making service between passionate industry leaders and motivated artists who are looking to take their events to the next level. 

Our 2021 official Fringe Guide is here!

In launching its program today, Fringe also announces its 2021 ambassadors – international comedian Ross Noble, Adelaide-born actor and creator Tilda Cobham-Hervey, multi-award-winning musicians Electric Fields and TODAY show entertainment presenter Brooke Boney – who will help promote South Australia and Adelaide Fringe to audiences in Australia and beyond.

The countdown to everyone’s favourite time of the year kicks off today with Adelaide Fringe unveiling its most innovative and creative program to date for the 2021 festival.