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Rachel is a brilliant performer. Loved the show. She interacted with the audience. Short season, 1 show left, a must see.

Great variety. Seeing snippets of lots of shows is a great taster and I know what I want to catch next week. Beryl and Roger are hilarious hosts. Good value. Good times!

Brilliant storytelling once again from Wright & Grainger. Go alone or take a kid - this is a story for everyone. Take a tissue just in case.

GREAT COMEDY!!! FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE!!! The material is hilarious! This is a terrific show and you’ll be pleased you spent your money here! GO!!!

Great content, tight delivery So pleased I saw it Pity only 1 show in Adelaide Hope Kalah Lovegrove is back for 2026

If you love absurdity, Standing Room Only is a must-see. This chaotic, genre-bending spectacle blends spiritual rituals, wrestling showdowns, and jelly-soaked mayhem into pure Fringe madness. Led by Jem Nicholas, with surprise guest acts, it’s messy, bizarre, and completely liberating. Expect deep breathing, existential crises, and a whole lot of chaos. Surrender to the weird, you won’t regret it!

Ross Noble’s Cranium of Curiosities is a whirlwind of chaotic comedy, packed with rapid-fire tangents, audience interactions, and brilliantly absurd storytelling. From sharks to a man dressed as an elephant to wombat poo, no topic is off-limits, and no two shows are ever the same. With his quick wit and boundless energy, Noble keeps the crowd in stitches from start to finish. Expect the unexpected, and a lot of laughter.

Charlie was incredible! Still don’t understand how he did half of the show!

Nightrunner blends circus, acrobatics, and striking visuals in a neon-lit, cyberpunk world. With dynamic aerial acts, laser effects, and impressive hula hoop routines, the performers showcase strength and skill against a futuristic backdrop. The pulsing soundtrack and high-energy stunts create moments of wonder. If you’re a fan of sci-fi-inspired spectacle and physical theatre, Nightrunner offers a unique, immersive experience at this year’s Fringe.

Brilliant. Must see!

Dark, seductive, and mesmerising, Something Wicked casts a spell from the start. Blending burlesque, aerial artistry, and fire performance, it follows Ivana’s transformation from betrayed bride to powerful witch. With shadow play, sword swallowing, and silk work, each act drips with intensity. The choreography is fierce, the performers magnetic, and the energy intoxicating. Ready to surrender to the flames? Something Wicked awaits.

Often these variety shows are a bit mixed in standard. All four acts here were good, and magician Charlie Caper was amazing. The host is very entertaining too. Worth a late-night look