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Let it all burn, on your terms.
Some one asked a question on a forum, “how to became a sociopath” an I enlightened them with this answer. You don’t want that. But since you’re asking I’ll humour you. First you should get bullied. You should have your parents hate you, despise you. Violate you and betray you. You should spend your pre…
Party Girl – A Fringe Review
Party Girl is a solo performance by Lucy Heffernan. It’s the story of Fairy Sprinkles a children’s party entertainer whose actual life is a juxtaposition to the one she creates for her enthusiastic birthday girls and boys. With a mix of Courtney Love inspired rock ’n’ roll Fairy Sprinkles tells us the story of the…
300 Paintings – An Adelaide Fringe Review
When the first rounds of lockdown happened during COVID we knew some intense mental health issues would surface. For comedian Sam Kissajukian it certainly did. His work performing as a stand up comedian had stopped and instead of his world crashing around him, it went in to overdrive. Sam decided to place himself in a…
An Arab Aussie – Fringe Review
An Aussie Arab is true stand up Fringe style. In the open venue called the Piglet in Gluttony Sophy Nassar gives us a peak in to the strict and traditional world of being Arab. While Nassar is both Arab and Aussie, the humour more lies in being Australian born trying to navigate a world deep…
Original Innocence – Fringe Review
Original Innocence is a dance that describes itself as “an exploration of self and what it means to be innocent”. It is immersive performance art where the audience is kept close throughout which makes it a deeply emotional experience. It is a highly evocative performance melded with dance where we watch innocence unfold, become lost…
Peter James: It’s All Happening. A Fringe Review
This is the 6th Fringe from the boy from Mt Isa (via Brisbane). Performing at The Squeaker in Gluttony this venue is being run by our good friend Mickey D. Peter’s comedy is very much every day life as seen through the eyes of the poor comedian. Poking fun at the irony of being a…