Ray and Conrad HC.’s reacts

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!

Three shows left for this show from this Dutch Indian comedian in Adelaide for the first time. Funny, frank and fatherhood-related.

A hilarious true life story of one man’s obsession with the Guinness Book of Records and his quest to be in it. The season has ended, but watch out for this show /comedian popping up again.

Only two sessions left of this funny and heartfelt show. Comedy with a serious personal message is no bad thing: get along and learn something shocking!

This comedy/variety/line-ip show is always fun and always wild. We went last weekend and we’ll be going at least once more this Fringe. The boys feature on our profile pics and Fridge magnets this year.

Looking for something powerful, affirming, fresh, local, challenging? @Millicent Sarre is the cabaret performer for you. Millicent Sarre is Too Tired To Smash (Patriarchy) follows on from previous shows and you can (should) be among the first to see it.

Wil Anderson doesn’t need a boost from us: this show will sell out. But if you’re thinking about going, this is your boost to book: this show will sell out. The intimate environment of Drama Llama at Rhino Room is perfect for this classic improvised comedy from a master of the art. With limited seats, this show will sell out.

This is an absolute gem: a very clever piece of theatre that will have you reflecting on the power of music, even (or especially) when played by a guy with a guitar in the corner of your local between the meat raffle and the footy. Running in a few venues, including the General Havelock and the Austral. Highly recommend.