The Fringe is here for another year and all the fun that means… but what to see? Will Goodings has picked out his must-sees from this year’s program to give you some inspiration.
Borders by Henry Naylor
“Naylor’s writing is without peer, a powerful story featuring a pair of exceptional performances set against the backdrop of the Syrian civil war.”
Flesh and Bone
“An energetic and entertaining look into the struggle faced by those occupying public housing in England. It is punctuated with moments of classic comedy and intense vulnerability.”
Love letters to the Public Transport System
“Storytelling at its finest. A monologue featuring intertwined narratives and a compelling performance by writer Molly Taylor.”
Lawrence Mooney: An Evening with Malcolm Turnbull
“The Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull live on stage as imagined by Australian comedian Lawrence Mooney.”
Simon Taylor: Happy Times
“Comedian Simon Taylor’s take on potential Fatherhood – with the emphasis on potential.”
This year’s program is loaded with great events from 16 February to 18 March.
FREE OPENING NIGHT STREET PARTY
Friday 16 Feb from 5pm
North Terrace comes alive with:
-Sunset Ceremony
-Night markets
-Food and wine
-Artist performances
-Music
PARADE OF LIGHT
Switches on 16 Feb, 8.30pm, North Terrace.
MATINEE GUIDE
View the new 2018 Fringe By Day Guide here — all Adelaide Fringe performances before 5pm and major events after dark.
