Set against the horrors of the anti-gay purges in Chechnya and brought to life by a team of (mostly) queer artists, Patrick Livesey’s Adelaide Fringe show asks difficult questions about the responsibilities we feel for people we’ve never met.
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New York-raised Adelaide Fringe performer Rashaun Daniels, aka Basketball Man, chose to stay in Adelaide during the pandemic. While he's stuck out of work, he's building a community in his temporary home through his love of basketball.
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The Adelaide Fringe is offering $5,000 for those within the performing arts industry who want to develop and show new work as part of next year’s Fringe.
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Adelaide Bar Boys are running a CBD tour this Fringe that showcases the city's best bars, the state's favourite wine regions and is open to anyone keen to discover Adelaide through the medium of a boozy bar crawl.
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When the mood calls for a smoke-hazed backroom jazz jam (sans-smoke), Adam Page knows where to go.
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Friday, February 14 2020
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We can't brag about hosting the ‘biggest fringe festival in the Southern Hemisphere’ without also worrying about the environment.
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Artistic director David Sefton takes us through his top picks for the inaugural year of RCC Fringe.
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The Exeter lean-to food stall fronted by Mark Kamleh, Tiger Mountain, returns for Fringe 2019 with chefs drafted from Udaberri, Lucia’s and Down the Road.
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