Adelaide Fringe
The RCC’s 2020 Adelaide Fringe line-up promises “strong themes of the New York underground, punk rock, feminist icons and contemporary queerness”, with shows by Laurie Anderson and Amanda Palmer and a beatbox take on Frankenstein.
Adelaide Fringe
The end of days are nigh. Let Reverend Billy and his choir bring out the spirit of the Earth in you: repent of your over-consuming habits, join his church and be hopeful! Earthalujah! ★★★★★
Revolutionary slogans and gang-shouted chorus lines light up the screen but it is the true grit of Pussy Riot’s story that really lights the fires at this RCC Fringe performance. ★★★★
Guests were given a taste of the RCC Fringe’s 2019 program at a launch event last week at the University of Adelaide.
As the audience enters the theatre for Penny Arcade’s Bitch! Dyke! Faghag! Whore!, pole dancers in skimpy fishnet costumes gyrate and twerk to a loud version of “Come Together” while a large screen provides live close-up footage of the action. ★★★ ½
A pop-up North Terrace basement bar that’s both elegant and quirky, a laneway dedicated to desserts and an unusual winemaking activation are among the new eating and drinking experiences debuting at Adelaide Fringe.
