Adelaide Fringe
According to Danny Bhoy, we are suffering through the worst bunch of world leaders in history – an age of fools. The air in the Royalty Theatre is so thick with laughs by the end of his Fringe performance that he may have proven himself right. ★★★★★
Adelaide Fringe
Question: what would happen If Dr Frankenstein was given the bodies of Basil Fawlty, Rowan Atkinson and Spinal Tap? Answer: Paul Foot. ★★★★½
From the pages of a giant pop-up book springs the tale of an only child, a hidden shoe and a series of mysterious disappearances. Will Izzy, chief of the Secret Adventure Squad, work out what’s going on inside the walls of her new home? ★★★★
Abandon all hope and surrender to the darkness as you enter The Otherworld, a twisted realm where fantasy and reality collide in a spectacular fusion of circus and live music. ★★★★
Burlesque celebrates the female body in all its curves, folds and glorious dimples. Singin’ in the Pain takes this concept a step further to celebrate the non-conforming female body in all its chaotic disability, its stifling illness and pain. ★★★★★
Interactivity is really the name of this game as four comedians vie to spontaneously produce the best lines for a participating audience. Make it rude and crude, too, and you have a recipe for non-PC fun. ★★★ ½
