UK clown-comic Elf Lyons on finding new meaning in her Swan Lake adaptation after almost a decade

Our pick of the best and most anticipated Fringe shows for the whole family

Comedy, music, storytelling… There’s more to these circus shows than gravity-defying stunts

From home-grown dance royalty to stars from overseas, a handful of music picks from across the Fringe

After 7 years away, cabaret firebrand Bernie Dieter talks to Xuanlin Tham about why her Weimar-era inspired Club Kabarett is needed now more than ever

Mixing religion, sexuality and pop culture, three shows at this year’s Adelaide Fringe take on the big question: can we mix church and pleasure? Their respective performers, Lauren Hance, Libby O’…

We catch up with the man in red about Adelaide, dodgy audiences and life as a cult comic

Ahead of his Adelaide Fringe show Long Way to the Top, The Screaming Jets singer highlights some legacy venues that have shaped the city’s music scene

Kathy Maniura’s deeply flawed, lycra-clad Cycling Man takes us around Adelaide on a bike

We chat to clown-comedian Ozzy Algar about their gossiping alter ego Pet, owner of the Isle of Wight’s last surviving laundromat

Exceptional dance shows in Adelaide run the gamut from home-grown to international talent

Cabaret highlights, from unchained hedonism to Moulin Rouge glamour and circus flair…

From moving real-life stories to chaotic interactive shows, our top picks for theatre & physical theatre at the Fringe

Taiwanese theatre troupe Peng Nei Ren answer Xuanlin Tham’s questions on reimagining Orwell’s classic anti-authoritarian tale

Jesse Scott and Lachlan McAulay step onstage as themselves in You & I, Casus Creations’ most intimate performance yet

From home-grown dance royalty to stars from overseas, a handful of music picks from across the Fringe

Nine Adelaide College of the Arts alumni explore objects as carriers of memory and meaning in visual exhibition RELICS, curated by Shani Engelbrecht

Taskmaster co-hosts Tom Gleeson and Tom Cashman talk to us ahead of their respective stand-up hours

Eight unmissable comedy shows, from charming childhood tales to grasps for meaning…

A showcase of true dedication and skill…

Fun and filthy musical theatre from Latin America

Joke-a-minute stand-up expertly skirts the line

Light-hearted, citrus coloured zealotry of the non-sectarian kind

Raw, unapologetic and defiant show from the Russian protest art collective…

Cover story: In No Apologies, Emma Frankland delves deep into the long-running internet discourse around Kurt Cobain’s gender identity. The writer-performer speaks to Arusa Qureshi about the…

Jess Robinson and Henry Naylor pay homage to the icon that is Elton John at this year’s Fringe…

Actor and activist Khalid Abdalla discusses his intricate and playful solo show, inspired by his involvement in the Egyptian revolution of 2011…

Slick, self exposing one-person show

Ontroerend Goed’s latest show places emphasis on the camaraderie of collective experience…

Rich and deeply intelligent confrontation with technologies of control…

Scrappy, upstart tale from the Fringe semi-legend…

Two plays, one at the Fringe and one at the EIF, take on Marlowe’s tragic Faustus, but in contrasting and confronting ways…

Real-life tale of corporate tax fraud is an unlikely thriller

A riotously funny and upbeat insight into deviancy, fuelled by pettiness

Ingenious send-up of bike obsessives is a cracking ride

The comedian and bookseller went viral for sharing the book cover tropes that need to end. We asked him to give Fringe posters the same treatment

Wonderfully daft antics give way to bitter eulogy of extinct species

Expert room-reading gets huge laughs from tough topics

Moving and original drama based on the UK’s first legalised red-light district

Isla Cowan tackles big topics with a light touch and realistic characters for a hauntingly powerful piece of writing

All-ages show does a lot with a little

We sent the Super Power Agency out into the festivals with a group of newly-trained teen reviewers to suss out the best shows for young people this Fringe…

Fringe veteran Thom Tuck revives clown in Justin Butcher’s 20-year-old play

A rich galaxy of complicated emotions in this debut solo show…

Sophisticated suspense story from debut playwright Ellie Keel

Big laughs come naturally in loving look back at lad culture’s problematic zenith

Effortless and enchanting storytelling from Niall Moorjani…

Making multiple appearances at the Fringe and Book Festival this year, Ivo Graham talks through his busy schedule…

Beautifully crafted, naturally delivered hour of low-key standup