The Adelaide Fringe is commemorating its Diamond Anniversary with the release of an enlightening documentary and a nostalgic limited-edition book. Both initiatives highlight the fantastic journey of ...

Taking to Facebook on Wednesday, Ben Francis blamed the rising cost-of-living for affecting ticket sales – likening the crisis to a “bull charging through an antique store”. “I don’t think it has ever ...

While coverage of the Adelaide Fringe Festival tends to centre on box office sales and artist revenue, often overlooked are the millions of dollars in backroom deals securing interstate and overseas ...

The Adelaide Fringe is almost upon us, preparing to entertain the Australian city with more arts and culture than a single human being could hope to consume. Before the launch of our Adelaide Summer ...

The biggest annual arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere kicked off in the South Australian capital on February 16 and continues through to March 17, with culture-seekers able to eat, drink and ...

Adelaide-born and raised graphic designer and digital illustrator Alana Naylor, who now lives in Cairns, won the competition with her entry titled Fleurs de Fringe. Fringe director Heather Croall said ...

Adelaide‘s annual Fringe Festival kicked off on the weekend, with a month’s worth of shows of every kind ready to entertain you. But with more than 1,400 shows and 6000 artists performing across ...

Last year over a million tickets were sold, breaking the record for Australian arts festivals. With the new program announced today, the only question left to ask is whether Fringe can beat its own ...

The poster for next year's Adelaide Fringe festival is the first to have been created on an iPad. Adelaide painter and video artist, Andy Petrusevics, was the creator of the winning entry. "I am ...

A week or so into this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival, performers and organisers noted a rather large lacuna. The Advertiser, South Australia’s only daily newspaper, appeared to be boycotting the ...

Something is different at Adelaide Fringe this year. For the first time in recent memory the pages of the News Corp-owned The Advertiser, the city’s only daily newspaper, have been entirely without ...