Ray and Conrad HC.’s reacts

Funny guy, great narrative, hybrid accent! Did well with an audience who wasn’t as prepared to engage as he might have hoped (sorry, Teddy).

Packed full of punchlines, corny humour and insights into online interactions by an advocate and comedian with a strong online presence and a growing live one.

Actually, maybe not so hidden given that the room was fairly full, but definitely a gem worth seeking out. Puss Puss is warm, engaging, funny and perfectly silly.

Oh boy did we laugh! An incisive and hilarious musical from the point of view of a larger than life orange menace.

Sammy J is a masterful storyteller, and we weren’t going to miss the revival of this show that we saw in 2017. It was everything we expected and more. If you see this before the run ends, book: you won’t be disappointed.

The season has ended, but if this show pops up here or anywhere again and you have the chance to see it, you really must! Entertaining cabaret depicting Sméagol/Gollum in pursuit of a new fixation.

We saw this last night. A small audience, but Jeremy kept us engaged with a solid hour of fast-paced stand-up. Go and be part of a bigger audience before the season ends.

A powerful and energetic show for everyone who has a cvnt, knows a cvnt, or is a cvnt. Remaining sessions deservedly sold out.

A tour de force of characters and clowning.

Eat The Rich (but maybe not me mates x) is an engaging and insightful look at class, privilege and worlds colliding. At Holden Street Theatres all Fringe. Well deserving of the award that brought the show from Edinburgh to Adelaide.

If you enjoy clowns, you can’t go wrong ending your night with Lost Cabaret: An Art-fool of Clowns at Clown Central, where several were gathered to perform/compete. Many points to everyone! Finishes this weekend.

Three shows left for and only one has tickets left. Very un-PC, rude, and potentially offensive, but not punching down. Wild audience: security was needed!