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An old train tunnel that was re-purposed multiple times throughout history has been re-purposed again for art installations! Featuring video, projection, and sculpture, this is a wonderful walk through a now forgotten part of Adelaide history.

So fun that it's a sin, Nun Slut is an absurd, extremely silly journey through religion. It's heavy on audience participation, but fearless performer Clair Robin makes sure from the beginning that she is the butt of the jokes (literally). She spends most of the show as an unhinged, horny nun and kept the audience in stitches using few words, with her actions and expressions doing more than any one-liners could. This is a rude, crude, lewd and super fun show that I highly recommend

A dance troupe like no other, Dusty Feet Mob are a group of Aboriginals of all different shapes and colours, with the oldest in their 30s and the youngest being 6 years old. They do a great job of utilising them all in roles that makes them feel like a cohesive whole. Featuring both traditional and contemporary dance, without a doubt the standout for me was the performance about the Stolen Generation. A powerful, moving, and beautiful show, I highly recommend it no matter your ancestry.

A unique sound bath in the planetarium, giving you the comfort of the indoors while still being able to gaze at the beautiful night sky. Incredibly soothing.

If you're a fan of movies like Paranormal Activity, you will likely enjoy this. An immersive horror experience that happens in pitch darkness. Great use of directional sound!

A very hot (literally) circus show where all the acts involve fire. This is not a gimmick though, as all the performers would still astound even without the dancing flames. Very saucy, very entertaining.

A funk-rock satire of scientology. Doesn't pull any punches (especially regarding the founder of the so-called religion) and goes in some very bizarre directions. If you like your humour twisted, this is recommended. You may even learn a few things! But mostly be entertained.

A professionally run game of the social deduction classic Werewolves, try to survive as a human or kill them all as a werewolf. Even if you get knocked out early, it's fun watching the chaos unfold... especially when friends and family betray each other!

Performers re-enact a movie... that's been through a machine translator multiple times, making it hilarious nonsense. Guaranteed to be a good time if you see it on a night where they do a movie you enjoy (the schedule is on the event page).

This is a musical comedy loosely based on the life of Steven Bradbury, and we mean loosely. For example, one of his first encounters is with Tonya Harding who suggests lots of ideas involving the breaking of legs. If there is one thing I can guarantee, there is no way you'll predict where this show ends up going because it winds up in disturbing, twisted places. If you want a gloriously deranged rock musical with fun songs about an Australian icon, this is definitely one to see.

Hosted by the charismatic Paul Dabek, this variety show consists of circus, comedy, magic, and... well, some acts which simply defy definition. Each performance has a fun London/English theme, bringing a lot of quirkiness with it. Fast-paced and energetic, this was simply some of the must fun we've had at the 2024 Fringe so far!

If you thought this would just be drag performers lip-syncing to Disney songs, think again because this show is so much more. All the songs are original hilarious parodies, turning tunes from our childhoods on their heads. What if all the doodads the little mermaid found were sex toys, for example? All the performances are tied together with a fun narrative. This is a full on musical comedy that's incredibly entertaining, and highly recommended!