Hub’s 2025 Adelaide Fringe Guide

It’s finally that time of year again, the time where for one month Adelaide becomes a creative hub to rival anywhere else in the Southern Hemisphere!

The Adelaide Fringe gathers over 8000 artists to display their hard work and creativity, featuring everything from comedy to cabaret, live music to workshops, and everything between and beyond.

In preparation for this year’s festivities running from the 21st of February to the 23rd of March, we thought we’d give you a guide/recommendation list with what we’re planning to see to give you some inspiration!

Theatre

Definitely NOT a Hungry Game: A Parody Musical

A new parody musical based on the series of a similar (but legally not the same) name with an 18 song original score. Two hours of absurdity, hilarity and drama, this show is the love-child of a Starkid fan, an HG lover and 2 twenty-somethings who are chronically online.

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Lost in Translation

Your favourite movies translated badly.

Each night, we take a different classic film script, run it through an online translator a dozen times, and then read the results live on stage in character!

The final twist is that the guest stars read the scripts on stage for the first time.

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The Revolting Children of Tomorrow

The Revolting Children of Tomorrow takes you on a journey from the dark streets of New York City to the bright lights of Broadway, featuring songs and characters from beloved musicals including CATS, GREASE and more!

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Cabaret / Circus

SICK-STEEN

Starring in their debut solo cabaret show, Max Olman shares their unique perspective on their experience becoming disabled due to chronic illness during their teenage years, sharing the good, the bad and the ugly of living with a disability, with interesting anecdotes and original songs.

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Cirque Kalabanté - Afrique en Cirque

This performance shares the beauty, youth, and artistry of African culture.  A colourful show beyond its scenery, costumes, and staging, that will make any theatre vibrate with energy. It represents strength, agility, and life’s joys of young Africans.

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Interactive 

Creating Botanical Themed Pottery Art Plates

Step into a world where nature meets art in this thoughtfully crafted Botanical-Themed Pottery Workshop. Explore the unique charm of handmade art as you learn fundamental pottery techniques and incorporate natural elements into your designs.

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Silver-clay: A Jewelry Making Experience

Join artist Shirley Wu for a series of hand-on silver-clay jewellery making workshops.

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Adelaide Fringe: A History

How did Adelaide Fringe start? Why are the posters so popular? This FRINGE WEEKLY AWARD WINNER 2022 is back to share the festival's story, a one-hour walking tour detailing the Fringe's growth from festival outsider to the major event it is today. With the chance to share your favourite festival memories along the way, this is the perfect start to your night of Fringe activities.

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