Ian B.’s reacts

Absolutely brilliant and very funny. A talented group of performers who are having as much fun on stage as the audience. Well written and performed, with occasional off-script moments. This is definitely one of the shows you should see.

This is an outstanding a capella performance in one of Adelaide’s most spectacular cathedrals. Featuring a mix of popular and traditional music, skilfully arranged by Naomi Crellin. This is a performance that should not be missed.

The Flaming Sambucas never put on a bad show, and this year’s Fringe performance of ABBA GOLD was no exception. A wonderful evening of hits from ABBA’s repertoire in a 100 year old venue.

A wonderful show for young children with opportunities for them to participate in the search for their spark. At the end of the show they get to take their own spark home with them.

Karen Hall is a talented cellist with a highly successful career. This award winning show covers her life story and personal experiences, delivered with a hint of humour and pathos.

A mix of traditional and contemporary dance and music in a comfortable venue. This show has won weekly awards in the two previous Adelaide Fringe seasons. This year is equally amazing.

Elf Lyons is an amazingly talented performer, and clearly deserves all of the awards for this show. You’ll enjoy every moment of this fun and whimsical performance.

Adele is very entertaining and engaging. The topic of the evening is lying, and the pros and cons associated with doing it. This is a wonderful and well presented show.

A multi-award winning show that can’t fail to gain your attention. Is he dangerous, or is his heart really in the right place? You decide. Back in Adelaide for a second season after gaining overseas acclaim, be brave and give this show a chance.

Quite possibly this is the first time the walls of the Holden Street Studio have reverberated to the sound of an operatic aria. Lucy Mellors brings her incredible talent to Adelaide with a show that should not be missed. Clever, witty, and entertaining plus a little bit educational.

An hour of fun and top-shelf improvisation. See your favourite performers put to the test, as they battle it out in front of an enthusiastic audience.

As the show title suggests, this is a work in progress. The jokes that hit their mark will become future show material, the ones that don’t land will be quietly forgotten. Be part of history and experience Stephen K Amos’ wonderful sense of humour first-hand.