I gatecrashed the Fringe Staff and Crew party today at the Fringe office in Norwood on my turf :p and it was a happening party with so many ready to wind down and go into relax mode before heading out to other festivals, Staff have a few days off until it all starts again ready
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Sometimes I feel lazy and just want to watch a show without having to read a long winded review, I have some vids just for that :p I’ve been slowly adding videos of some acts at the Fringe who have allowed me to record some or all of their shows and there are some funny
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It’s the saddest time of the Fringe for me when everyone performing heads home and the crews are left to pack up, even performers from Adelaide are gearing up for the Brisbane Festival, Parramatta Big Laugh Festival and MICF Melbourne International Comedy Festival, leaving us the public to a more than a quiet town, lucky
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It dawned on me today that I should pop back here and give myself a bit of a plug as a blogger in general, just in case you have been reading my posts and think you’d like to read more. I’m a fourth (final) year student in a Professional writing course and have been published
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The Fringe Club Webpage on Facebook has been set up so when you take a photo in the club that looks good it is added to the website so all can see and the best make it up on the big screens within the Club during the night, I have taken full advantage of this
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How fantastic are the Fringe Awards for 2013, the very best selected by a choice group of peers who are right on the money when it comes to talent, I had a great feeling that Alirio with Book of Loco would win awards and it did, an epic production that had everyone who experienced it
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There goes another Adelaide Fringe! In the blink of an eye the city was transformed from inducing a comatosed yawn into a place where dreams come true, passion is ignited and Farmer’s Union iced coffee keeps everyone awake for a month. As always the Fringe was a busy time of year for me – I
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Desert Fringe was overwhelmed by crowd numbers in the late afternoon to evening and for the final performance of Trade Winds performed by Polytoxic (QLD) on the water the numbers swelled into the thousands. This event Desert Fringe is in it’s sixth year and is a winner in Port Augusta with spectators traveling hundreds of
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This was fantastic . The energy and enthusiasm was great of all the performers. It is really wonderful to see everyone – performers and audience having such a great time.  One comes away feeling inspirted to dance and happy. Well done Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it Tell a friend

Click for Complete listings from the Fringe website And the Nominees are My Pick for best of the Fringe goes to Alirio Zavarce – Book of Loco – Best theatre production – The Book of Loco – Best theatre performer – Alirio Zavarce – The Book of Loco – Best Circus and Physical Theatre –
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An interesting aspect of the Fringe is the touting for business by the performers, particularly at mass performance space venues like GoUD, Gluttony and Tuxedo Cat. Last Saturday night between the entrance to Gluttony and the tent we had tickets for, we were accosted (in the nicest possible way) by at least 5 performers hawking
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Hurry along to the BankSA Stage in the garden of Unearthly Delights for the final four days of excellent entertainment again there are giveaways and free tickets to shows, if you like the entertainment then go see the whole show as these are just previews, I have seen some great shows this year and just
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Arcade Lane I found was a great place for a wine between shows and while shows are in progress you can soak up a comfy zone away from the hustle of hanging in the garden although there is talk of a hanging garden  in the lane that would itself be an attraction above and beyond
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I was fortunate enough to see the Book of Loco the newest writings from Alirio Zavarce , a stunning collection of moments from within one persons mind and their changing thoughts and opinions of each moment as it unfolds in sometimes vivid and explosive detail, Alirio has always been larger than life as an actor and
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One thing you’ve got to love about Fringing, is that every day can bring unexpected surprises in terms of the talent and professionalism that’s on show. Just when I was beginning to feel a little jaded and overcome with performance blur, along comes a day, and 3 shows with it, that lifted my spirits so
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Craig Hill is a wonderful person on and off stage, last year I was lucky enough to catch a headline spot in the Phat Cave(Brainchild of Micky-D) and Craig was so funny I thought I would choke to death laughing, with the return this year I jumped at the chance to see him with two
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Had a small taste of Paul McDermott who with his band performed in the Fringe Club Sunday night, I have not seen Paul perform live since 1990 at the Little Sisters Cabaret Theater in the Doug Anthony All Stars and they were all ready very popular from TV shows and  First ever TV appearance six
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I AM VOTING FOR PANTS DOWN CIRCUS. Amazing show, brilliant acrobatics, great family entertainment. The kids luved it, I luved it, Couldn’t look away. 10/10 Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it Tell a friend

Excellent. Desperately Seeking the Exit was a performance which Madonna and Blondie would be proud of. Peter Marino’s narrative of his life as he descends into a nervous breakdown after conceptualising a performance which combines the Madonna film ‘Desperately Seeking Susan’ and the tunes of supergroup Blondie was funny, educational, and capturing. As mentioned, the
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What an upbeat show!  There is talent and energy aplenty in this version of the Flaherty and Arens popular musical, based on the characters of  the one and only Dr Seuss. Horton, Maisie, The Cat in The Hat, Gertrude McFuzz, – they are all here. Visually this show delights, and the sound is just splendid.
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