Club Doggo - Adelaide Fringe Review

Club Doggo is exactly what it says on the tin: a variety comedy show where dogs are the real stars of the show. I brought my parents’ dog, Wilson, an 8-year-old half chihuahua, half… pug (we think). After his roughly 45 human-equivalent years on earth, he’d never experienced stand-up comedy, and honestly, it felt like a milestone for the little legend. I’ve known him since he was the size of a potato, and he’s more like a sack of potatoes now, so seeing him posted up, panting happily …

Secret Time Travel Meeting - Adelaide Fringe Review

This show is for the generally curious... and time travellers . Shawn Wickens blends im…

Good Man - Adelaide Fringe Review

Good Man builds toward a moment that, on paper, sounds like the centre of everything: t…

Meteors - Adelaide Fringe Review

We went in expecting advice, a toolkit, something you could carry out in your pocket. We were wrong. There are no quick seminars on grief. Instead, Meteors is theatrical prose: clean and honest, affirming courage and strength of sharing through experience. It sits in what is usually left unsaid, in what you wish you knew what to say. It holds the ache of a shaped absence, the weight of everythi…

Chimp - Adelaide Fringe Review

Emma's Review: The easiest five-stars we’ve given all fringe. You’ll laugh, you’ll …

The Best Of Fringe: Comedy Show - Adelaide Fringe Review

The Best Of Fringe: Comedy Show is a simple task for the audience; sit down, strap in a…

Sinatra e De Maria - Adelaide Fringe Review

Sinatra e De Maria is true cabaret - tap dance, Frank and Nancy Sinatra classics, a live band, costume changes, hats, feathers, props, and pure razzle-dazzle.  Beneath the sparkle sits a personal story of proud family heritage, hope, and heart, laughter, giving a bittersweet, beautiful window into an artist’s dreams, jokes, family and wistful aspirations.  One for any Sinatra fans, those who lo…

Dropped In It: Crime Scene Improvisation - Adelaide Fringe Review

Dropped In It: Crime Scene Improvisation is chaotic, fast, and properly funny.  Tenuous…

La Ronde - Adelaide Fringe Review

La Ronde is a glossy, gravity-defying Fringe spectacle.  The ensemble cast brings delight…
South Australia’s only independent podcast dedicated entirely to the Adelaide Fringe is officially returning for its fourth season, with Fringe Benefits launching on Friday 13 February 2026 . A trailer for the new season is available now . Hosted by Adelaide-based communications professional and self-professed Fringe lover, Emma Dignon , Fringe Benefits has become a cult Fringe-season companion for audiences keen to peek behind the velvet curtain of the state’s biggest cultural fes…

Katya Komarova: A Decade in the Making - ADL Fashion Week 2025

There’s something magical about being in a room where fashion, craftsmanship and communit…

Runway Ready: My Top Picks for ADL Fashion Week 2025

ADL Fashion Week has come racing round the corner as we veer into October and start comp…

AI made simple for every MarComms career girl

The last year has been like stepping onto a brand-new world for marketing, PR, and communications professionals. Thanks to the rise of large language AI models like ChatGPT, we’ve all had to grasp a whole new working world - from AI generated fashion fits to our 'Clueless' wardrobe dreams finally coming true through the assistance of of online organiser friend (mines name is 'Chatelle…

Pubs of the West End: Your Cranker Companion Guide

It’s official: The Crown and Anchor has closed its doors as of Sunday 20 July 2025, w…