Under the pen name Satori, Adelaide poet Charlie Brooks presents a show under the same name. A performance which blends hip hop, contemporary poetry and classic literature, Satori is uniquely styled, Shakespearean in acting, and reminiscent of modern slam poetry. The Bibliotecha Bar is a great venue for Satori. It’s intimate, decorated with walls lined with books, and […]

Hailing from Melbourne, Sam McMillan aka Sammy J is both a friendly and highly anticipated face this Fringe season. Sammy J is best known for his comedic work with Heath McIvor aka Randy, having just wrapped up their first season of Sammy J and Randy in Ricketts Lane on small screen television. This year, the […]

April Fools (Isabella Valette) is a stereotypical blonde actress who will stop at nothing to become a star! With a plastic surgery obsession and a promiscuous past, present, and future, April takes the advice of a former classmate and uses reality TV to make her break. She’s appeared in The Biggest Lesbian and I’m a […]

Layering self-deprecating, self-aware humour over a serious topic, Daley King creates an affecting and accessible show about living with mental illness. Jessica Clausen reviews.

All Genius, All Idiot, performed by Stockholm’s Svalbard Company, is a show of circus and physical theatre. Designed to portray the conflict between a person’s animal instincts and their human rationale, the show continually discusses a person’s strengths and vulnerabilities. The show was thrilling, fascinating, terrifying, and very impressive. The tone shifted from scary, to playful, […]