by FringeGuest1 | Mar 14, 2024 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2024, Clown, Comedy, Reviews
[Comedy – Clown International – Australian Premiere] The Chapel at The Courtyard of Curiosities at the Migration Museum Wed 13 Mar 2024 ‘Cute’ is the word most heard after coming out from this world of giant trolls. These two clowns take... 
by Michael Coghlan | Mar 13, 2024 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2024, Cabaret, Clown, Featured, Reviews
[Cabaret/Clown; United Kingdom] Paulina Lenoir: Puella Eterna The Yurt at the Courtyard of Curiosities at the Migration Museum, Tue 12 Mar Paulina Lenoir was busy preening herself in front of a mirror as the audience filed in. We were able to take in her extensive... 
by David Cronin | Feb 22, 2024 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2024, Clown, Comedy, Reviews
[Comedy/Clown ~ VIC ~ WORLD PREMIERE] Basement at Secret Basement @ WEA, Wed 21 Feb, 2024. Imagine a female Benny Hill, delightfully titillating while masterfully clowning, and smiling complicitly. Mel McGlensey takes us on a voyage, plunging into an exploration of... 
by David Cronin | Feb 18, 2024 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2024, Clown, Comedy, Reviews
[Comedy/Clown ~ VIC] The Bally at Gluttony, Sat 17 Feb, 2024. Clowning is a universal language, and it is even more powerful when silent. Jeromaia Detto is well into his show before he speaks, and then it is mostly with sounds and gibberish. Detto has us totally... 
by David Cronin | Feb 27, 2023 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2023, Clown, Comedy, Reviews, Theatre, Theatre & Physical Theatre
[Theatre & Physical Theatre/Comedy ~ WORLD PREMIERE ~ SA] The Yurt At Migration Museum, Sun 26 Feb, 2023. A surprising start involving all the audience sets up this one-woman show as an inclusive invitation to join Britt Plummer for her emotional roller-coaster... 
by David Cronin | Feb 19, 2023 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2023, Clown, Reviews, Theatre, Theatre & Physical Theatre
[Theatre and Physical Theatre/Clown ~ SA] The Chapel at Migration Museum, Sat 18 Feb, 2023. The performer Hew Parham proposes that our life’s journey can be looked at as games we play. They may be grown-up ones; there are blame games and shame games and the same old... 
