Tag: comedy
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Review: Corpse
Kirsty Mann blends horror and humour as she performs her award-winning show, Corpse, at this year’s Adelaide Fringe. Based on a true story, the comedian transports audiences into her very own ghost story. But hey, at least she sees the funny side of the situation.
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Review: Gabbi Bolt – Small Poppy
Gabbi Bolt is obsessed with etymology in her bold and witty musical stand-up act at the 2026 Adelaide Fringe. Small Poppy combines humour with rhythm to unpack the comedian’s fears, successes, and everything in between.
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Review: Full Time Ex-Lover
Have you ever been cheated on? Kate Burgess has. Her solo comedy-dance show is a stunning tell-all look into the world of being fucked over and living with it.
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When punchline meets headline: the relationship between comedy and modern journalism
Over 50 per cent of Australians admit they actively avoid the news. Comedian and media professional Jon Brooks contemplates the state of comedy and its ability to keep Australians engaged with current affairs.
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Review: 1 in a Chameleon
Narie Foster’s debut one-woman show is so intimately introspective it will make you laugh while you question your entire sense of belonging.
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Review: FASHION 4 PASSION
Clothes are cheaper, trend cycles have sped up and shopping has become a daily habit for many. Disguised as an unsuspecting feel-good comedy, FASHION 4 PASSION shows us our throwaway society is simply not sustainable.