See-Do-Eat-Review

Take a trip to Faulty Towers and meet Basil, Sybil & Manuel as they serve up a delicious three-course meal along with some hilarious slapstick humour!

This legendary Aussie/Irish comedian returns to the stage, fresh out of lockdown, but still in absolutely top form!

Anne Thomas tells a her heartfelt story over a glass or six of different South Australian wines. Funny, endearing and offering something a little different this Fringe season.

It may be a different year but the Werk It team brings just as much energy, fun & new segments to their performance than ever before! 

They may have been around for over 30 years but The Umbilical Brothers have not lost their comedic touch as they enter the technological age with - The Distraction.

A satirical and biting look at the current political climate and the covid crisis!

Ross Noble may have been caught up in the Melbourne lockdown for a while but that didn't diminish his comedic skills or his ability to make anything funny!

It was time to tick off a restaurant that's been on my 'food bucket list' for quite some time. Bai Long Store has garnered a big reputation foe serving up great food, but could it live up to the hype?

After winning over audiences in 2020, Amos Gill returns with a brand new show but the same unfiltered, biting humour!

Take a walk on the Turkish side with the amazing Enfes Delights at the Adelaide Fringe 2021!

A brilliant first-up theatre performance by Thomas Kostakis exploring life, love and sexual inadequacy.

Some days you get a comedian a little off his game and a woeful crowd who think they're funnier than him!

A man who can not die is stuck in a never-ending time-loop of people trying to kill him while he tries to save his ex-wife!

A serial killer is roaming the streets of L.A. and it's up to detective Jim Baxter with help from retired L.A. cop Joe Deacon to solve the case. But, as they soon discover, this is not an open & shut case!

A harrowing look at Australia's past, as the survivor of an Aboriginal massacre, comes back seeking revenge against the people who killed his family.

Same storyline, just a different bunch of bad guys and a different occupation. That's how most Liam Neeson action films can be explained these days. And although it offers nothing really new, it's still fun!

A schlock-horror, action-adventure ride which doesn't take itself too seriously, as we see brave hero, Maude Garrett, battle men, monsters and the Japanese fighter planes.

A dark comedy with a real-world message,  tackling the issues of assault, guilt and revenge, starring Carey Mulligan, and a brilliant support cast, led by writer/director Emerald Fennell.