Category: Fringe 2013

Fringe 2013

Feb 19

FRINGE 2013 – Stephen K Amos – The Gov – 4.5K

Definitely a show to see this Fringe, outstanding, hilarious comedy. 4.5K

Feb 19

FRINGE 2013 – Champagne Cabaret – Universal Wine Bar – 3K

Overall these three ladies possess great team spirit and fine talent. 3K

Feb 18

FRINGE 2013 – Lily Slade Shaved Her Legs For This – The Maid – 2.5K

A comedian worth supporting, with fantastic potential, who’s confidence and hilarity will grow with the size and support of her audience. 2.5K

Feb 18

FUTURE MUSIC FESTIVAL – WIN A DOUBLE PASS – COMPETITION

Win a Double Pass to Future Music in Adelaide thanks to Kryztoff – see post on how to enter.

Feb 18

FRINGE 2013 – Choir Girl – Tuxedo Cat – 4K

Neither a Broadway musical nor cabaret, Choir Girl is simply theatre with cleverly incorporated music. As well as providing sound effects and subtle choreography, the small choir also configure themselves into human props. 4K

Feb 17

The Magnets – Garden – 4.5K

The Magnets: Homegrown stopped nothing short of being a must-see show at the Adelaide Fringe this year. There was no doubt that very few showgoers were disappointed with the show, as the quality was of high standard and well worth the ticketing price. 4.5K

Feb 17

FRINGE 2013 – Op Shop Tour – 5K

The tour was a fun afternoon, and a great way to discover the city and go to places I never knew existed. I also feel warm & fuzzy supporting local charities, and reviving & recycling old clothing. I will be back! 5K

Feb 17

Neon Bogart – Higher Ground East – Art Base – 1K

Neon Bogart is a great concept about future noir sounds to transport the audience into an underworld of Jazz-cabaret. Hitherto the delivery lets this 2 person band somewhat down. Sure some of the pieces hit the spot and now and then the sound created is harmonious. But a lot of the sounds let this trying …

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Feb 17

Mindfulmess – Higher Ground East – Art Base – 3K

Mindfulmess is by but also about Rich Batsford’s journey through life in the search of mindfulness and as Rich says ‘inspired by tales of love, loss, friendship, freedom and the search for a meaningful, authentic  life in the modern world” with all but one piece composed by Rich. From the UK, Rich, who has been …

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Feb 16

Like a Fishbone presented by EarlyWorx in theatre and art – Higher Ground East – 2.5K

A word of caution – this show is not located at the traditional Higher Ground venue near Hindley Street and Morphett Street – instead, as I discovered much to my despair twenty minutes and a long sprint before the show started, the new venue Higher Ground East is at 188 Grenfell Street, almost at East …

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