Reviews

Local performer, Lindsay Prodea has had a huge last 12 months. This show is Lindsay’s solo cabaret debut, but he is a seasoned and sought after performer as both a singer and actor. In 2024, he won the prestigious Adelaide Critics Circle Individual Award for his ‘Body of Work’, having mesmerised Adelaide audiences as Peter Allen in The Boy from Oz, and as Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys, as well as Simply Brill during Adelaide Fringe 2024.

Railway Bob was a celebrity dog that rode the railways of Australia in the late nineteenth century. Keith Preston and Deborah Baldassi bring to life the sometimes true, sometimes rumoured tales of a dog initially sent to catch rabbits but ended up being a VIP passenger across colonial South Australia.

Returning to the Fringe after its debut last year, the story of ‘Bob the driver’s dog’ has toured Australia with its collection of stories, songs – and of course, Bob, brought to life in a puppet expertly guided by bunraku puppeteer Uma Preston.

What happens when you leave boys alone with scientific toys? You get chaos, excitement and most of all, you get fun!

The boys from Head First Acrobats are back with their latest show, Elixir Revived. This is a revamped version of their original, but with ramped up comedy and entertainment.

Don Murphy is a proud Irish man, a drug addict, and an Oscar-winning actor. He’s also a chicken. This is a one-bird show, their story from egg to a live action Chicken Run sequel, and it’s an exciting if bizarre ride from Kerry to Hollywood.