Who: DARKFIELD What: Immersive physical theatre When: Feb 22 – Mar 20, see times here Where: Garden of Unearthly Delights How much: $27 Darkfield returns for a fourth year in the Garden of Unearthly Delights with their new installment of multi-sensory experiences, Eulogy. While appearing to be four plain white shipping crates dotted around the back half of the Garden, inside emulates four incredibly different … Continue reading Adelaide Fringe 2022: EULOGY
Who: Host Arnault, presented by Sips & Giggles What: Comedy, educational workshop When: Last show Sunday 20th March Where: The Library at Ayers House Tickets for this show have sold out! Follow Sips & Giggles for similar events throughout the year. Talk Dirty, Stay Classy does what it says on the can: it’s an hour-long lesson on swearing in French. Known as the language of … Continue reading Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review: Talk Dirty, Stay Classy
Who: Presented by Katie Wright Dynamite What: Cabaret When: Until March 20, see Fringe site for ticketing & event details. Where: Ukiyo at Gluttony Content Warnings: R18+ for occasional language, nudity and sexual references Despite being an avid Festival-goer, I had never attended a cabaret performance before seeing this show. Katie Wright’s Late Night Dynamite was certainly a great place to start. Late Night Dynamite … Continue reading Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review: Late Night Dynamite
Who: Created by Christian Wagstaff and Keith Courtney, presented by Buxton Walker What: Interactive installation 1000 Doors When: 19th Feb- 18th March, from 5pm-10pm weekdays, from 11am-10pm weekends Where: Garden of Unearthly Delights. Buy tickets and view details. 1000 Doors- Door Within A Door has been created by Christian Wagstaff and Keith Courtney, the team behind the 2018 Garden of Unearthly Delights’ House of Mirrors. … Continue reading Adelaide Fringe Review 2021: 1000 Doors – Door Within A Door
What: KATA Who: par Terre / Anne Nguyen Dance Company When: 17-18 October 2019 Where: Space Theatre KATA, an inspiring performance delivered by eight breakdancers from the Anne Nguyen Dance Company. It was a packed hour of mesmerising dance routines which have all been formulated with precision and exhibited a bold amalgamation of dance. Each routine showcased elements of dance from a diverse range of … Continue reading Oz Asia Festival 2019: KATA
Well! It does not feel like a year ago since we were all here, gathered in Botanic Park amongst the flags, the food, and the bats. But I, along with everyone else I see, am all giddy with happiness that WOMAD is back for another year. With a jam-packed line up, WOMAD 2019 is going to be a big one. Some highlights from Day 1: … Continue reading WOMADelaide Review: Friday 8th March
What: The Correos Effect Who: David Correos When: 28th February – 4th March (see fringe page for full details) Where: Pig Tales at Gluttony How much: $19.50 – $25 (see fringe page for full ticket details) Electrical tape, a kitchen knife, fluorescent paint, baby powder and a bike pump. These are a few of the ingredients that David Correos, emerging comedian from New Zealand, uses … Continue reading Fringe 2018 Comedy Review: David Correos’ The Correos Effect
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