Singer Michelle Pearson will explore her personal battles with body image – as well as society’s obsession with “skinny” – in an empowering new cabaret show featuring pop, power ballads and comedy.
An exhibition showcasing Adelaide’s oldest movie cinemas not only shines a light on their important architectural contribution to South Australia, it also reflects their significance as glamorous social hubs over the decades.
Actor and singer Rob Mallett reveals how he has worked to bring the King to life in Elvis: A Musical Revolution, the touring stage show that gives audiences a glimpse of the man behind the myth.
New York-based artist Elizabeth Streb has been challenging the notion of being ‘right way up’ since the 1970s. In an Australian premiere, performers will fling and fly their way around her ‘action machines’ in a spectacle of awe, danger and discipline.
Joanne Hartstone has been involved in the Adelaide Fringe for almost 20 years as a performer, producer and presenter. Now she is part of the global Fringe ecosystem – helping bring shows here from overseas and even giving up her spare room to international artists.
Like the female singers she honours in her Adelaide Fringe show Woman Sings the Blues Volume 2, powerhouse performer Prinnie Stevens admits she has also battled at times to find her own voice in the music industry she loves.