Ian B.’s reacts

FLOP needs to on your must see list. A fun and entertaining show with wit and humour featuring great songs that you’ve most likely never heard before.

If you’ve never seen sumo before or only seen it on TV then this is a unique opportunity to learn about the sport and see it close up.

A bright and cheerful combination of paintings that are well suited to the venue in which they are displayed.

This show features top quality mime with outstanding facial expressions and fluid movement. See it if you get the chance.

Anthony Tran and Fay MacFarlane are back to Adelaide Fringe with a new high energy show, and it’s outstanding. Combining aerial acrobatics with dance and even martial arts. This is one of the best shows I’ve seen this year and I recommend that you should see it too.

This show features a happy ventriloquist with a great story about the Granny Smith apple. The audience can participate in this fun and entertaining show which is full of laughter.

An engaging, and entertaining show that is great fun for children of all ages.

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.

An artistic interpretation of Japanese landscapes using AI and other techniques brings this visual masterpiece to the dome. Exploiting the 360 degree format for maximum effect.

This show has been a feature of the Fringe for a number of years, but it never disappoints. See some amazingly talented circus acts, along with popular burlesque performers. A great night out.

A strong and brilliantly executed performance. Alex Hill puts his heart and soul into an emotionally told story that should not be missed.

This show features talented young acrobats, aerialists, and dancers. They all demonstrate skills that are not far behind similar adult performers. Don’t miss out seeing these girls at this year’s Fringe.