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Acclaimed television personality and former Adelaide Fringe Ambassador Paul McDermott returns to the Adelaide Fringe to perform the world premiere of Paul McDermott Plus One.

The former artistic director of the State Opera of South Australia is currently facing a child sex trial.

The true story of Australia’s ‘Dog Man’ Martin McKenna unfolds on stage for the first time in an immersive new production from Slingsby and State Theatre Company South Australia and featuring new music from Irish singer-songwriter Lisa O’Neill.

After a sold out tour in 2019 across four Australian capital cities and four amazing venues: The Melba Spiegeltent, Sydney Opera House, The Tivoli Brisbane and Adelaide Festival Centre, MATADOR returns to Adelaide in a new version especially created for the 2021 Fringe Festival - MATADOR sabor de am

After a sold out tour in 2019 across four Australian capital cities and four amazing venues: The Melba Spiegeltent, Sydney Opera House, The Tivoli Brisbane and Adelaide Festival Centre, MATADOR returns to Adelaide in a new version especially created for the 2021 Fringe Festival – MATADOR sabor de

Fringe-goers can kick off the opening weekend of the Adelaide Fringe in style with the world premiere of Michael Griffiths' 'Greatest Hits'.

Adelaide Fringe favourite, comedian, nurse, wife and mother Georgie Carroll is set to deliver a dose of comedy shots cultured over eight years of sold-out stand-up as she ventures into the world of full-time comedy.

In an Adelaide Fringe debut, South Australian companies Paper Mouth Theatre and Wickedly Good Productions present Grief Lightning: A Satire in 78 Slides.

After a year like no other, Adelaide Writers' Week will contemplate the Unstable Ground on which we stand as it launches its full program today.

Cute but a psycho, the loveable narcissist Miss Zella Shear is back from the dead (well sort of) for the premier of this new one woman show at the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2021.

We can't travel, but we can dream.

The Art Gallery of South Australia will present the most comprehensive retrospective ever staged of Clarice Beckett, one of Australia's most enigmatic and admired modernist painters.

Performing online to no live audience, comedian David 'Dave' Davidson struggles to maintain the momentum in his act.

Powerhouse performer Andi Suelling is in the fight of her life after a tick bite plunged her into dangerously ill health.

Australia's premier queer arts and cultural festival will return in 2021, for the special one-time dates running between 19 April and 5 May, with Midsumma Pride March on Sunday 23 May.

Two Aussie rock icons will celebrate the late, great members of the 27 Club this Adelaide Fringe as Kevin Mitchell (Bob Evans, Jebediah) and Sarah McLeod (The Superjesus) have just been confirmed as headliners of the rock spectacular, ‘27 Club’.

The Adelaide Summer Orchestra comes together each January.

THE TWINS,  a new Australian play starring Greg Fleet and Ian Darling, will have its world premiere season at The Studio, Holden Street Theatres for the 2021 Adelaide Fringe.

Yasmin Gurreeboo, has been announced as the new Artistic Director and Co-CEO of ActNow Theatre! She first joined us in 2016 as our Associate Director and has been working on projects such as Responding to Racism, Like Me, Like You and leading Theatre of the Global Majority.

An enchanting concert blending traditional and modern music will be a highlight of Chinese New Year celebrations at Adelaide Festival Centre next month.

THE TWINS,  a new Australian play starring Greg Fleet and Ian Darling, will have its world premiere season at The Studio, Holden Street Theatres for the 2021 Adelaide Fringe.

Switch-Hitter- Noun: an ambidextrous batter in baseball.

Musica Viva Australia has announced its eagerly anticipated 2021 national concert series, the first program under the artistic leadership of Artistic Director Paul Kildea.

Workers in the arts, culture and events sectors are being urged to get 'access-orised' for a post-COVID marketplace where the need to be inclusive of artists and audiences with disability has never been more vital.

Award-winning theatre maker Patrick Livesey (The Boy, George and Gone Girls) returns to Holden Street Theatres from 18 February to 21 March for the 2021 Adelaide Fringe with the world-premiere play, DIЯT, commissioned by and starring he and his partner, Wil King (ABC's Why Are You Like This*).