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8ScoreMaho Magic Bar at The Garden Review
Maho Magic Bar is a show you can come back to every year. Magic literally happening in front of your eyes. An intimate up close and personal show ...
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10Score2026 Adelaide Festival Review – History of Violence
Opening with a crime scene investigation, History of Violence drops the audience straight into the aftermath of a violent assault. Based on an autobiographical novel by Édouard Louis, ...
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10Score2026 Adelaide Festival Review – The Beethoven Sonatas
CONCERT 1 – Appassionata Saturday 28 February 2026, 11:00am Driving up the freeway in the morning rain to Mount Barker may not be a usual Adelaide Festival experience, ...
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7Score2026 Adelaide Festival Review – Tryp 111
Tryp 111 was formed from a culmination of artists after several others withdrew from the Festival. While the event was originally scheduled to be held in the Cloisters ...
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10ScoreFaulty Towers The Dining Experience Review
On a Monday evening on what you thought would be a slow night for the Adelaide Fringe, there was a sold out audience awaiting entrance into The Terrace ...
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8ScoreKeep in Touch at Garden of Unearthly Delights Review
‘3, 2, 1’ a show beyond words. Keep in Touch opens with an analogue telephone where the shape, sound, imagery and meaning of a phone is mimicked in ...
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Charlie Caper is bringing his Future show to The Garden
World class magic and artificial intelligence collide! You are introduced to an extraordinary mechanical ensemble, including Sparky, a state-of-the-art mechatronic dog straight out of Black Mirror. Bob, the ...
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THE GARDEN OF UNEARTHLY DELIGHTS BLOOMS INTO 2026
Australia’s favourite outdoor performance precinct, The Garden of Unearthly Delights, will once again bloom into the beating heart of the 2026 Adelaide Fringe, transforming Rundle Park/Kadlitpina into a ...
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10Score2025 Adelaide Fringe Review – Faulty Towers the Dining Experience
Celebrating over twenty five years, and its 18th consecutive run at the Adelaide Fringe, Faulty Towers shows no signs of declining in popularity as evident by the sold ...
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8Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Feeling Afraid
UK star of stage and screen Samuel Barnett motors through a sixty-five minute scripted stand-up routine in Marcelo Dos Santos’ Edinburgh Fringe hit one-hander, Feeling Afraid As If ...
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