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FRINGE 2022

Please note that Star Theatres is a double vaccination venue.

To attend this venue we require proof of double vaccination for all audience members over the age of 11 years.
One report of an infection spread would close us down for at least 7 days and thus making it impossible for other performances to go ahead. So for the good of all shows, performers and the continuation of the Fringe at our venue, this is our, and most other professional venues, most logical option.

Men Who Dance

Get your heart pumping with Charlie, Kurt, Ricki-Jai, Willian, and Dhuruva, five male dancers with an amazing variety of styles from hip hop, to classical tap, to acrobats.

Awe inspiring, upbeat, and even funny. Do not miss this unique production!

To see show program CLICK HERE.
To read what people have to say CLICK HERE.
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More Than A Game
The Unauthorised Footy Show Musical

Saturday Feb 19th @ 6pm & 8pm
Friday March 4th @ 7pm & 9pm
Saturday March 5th @ 6pm & 8pm

★★★★★ "An unforgettable and wildly hilarious production" On The Record

"One of the most imaginative Fringe shows", a raucous and cheeky take on the out of touch men once famous for their footy heroics. Using a very special episode of The Footy Show where Billy Brownless is forced to confront his feelings about the relationship between his ex-wife and his best mate Garry Lyon, MTAG follows Billy as he flashes through his past to understand his broken relationships.

"Applying a musical theatre lens to a football scandal is an unconventional yet ingenious idea, particularly in a country where footballers sit at the pinnacle of political, social, and cultural hierarchy."

An hour of wall to wall comedy of original music will have the audience crying with laughter and dancing in their seats.
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Aiden Schofield: MAGICIAN

February 18th & 19th @ 6pm
March 4th, 5th, 18th, & 19th @ 6pm

After 10 years of magic, industry up-and-comer Aiden Schofield is ready to thrill audiences with his biggest show yet! Making his Adelaide Fringe debut, Aiden will perform a jam-packed hour of mind-blowing magic and mentalism guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience for the whole family. 

Come and witness a mix of stunning magic and sleight of hand right in front of your very eyes!

Aiden recently performed his 'Untitled Magic Show' at the 2021 Melbourne Magic Festival and was the first recipient of The Magic School of Confidence (Doug Tremlett Award). The award is in honour of Doug Tremlett - who was one of Australia’s best magicians.
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Phoenix Burlesque

February 22nd to 27th @ 7pm​

Introducing eight incredible performers who are taking the burlesque scene by storm. In a world first, Phoenix is guaranteed to have you questioning societal norms as they shimmy out of the typical stereotypes and prove that sexy is an attitude and not an age. Incorporating their unique performance styles, Phoenix is everything you never knew you wanted but all that you crave. Showcasing their unsurpassed elements of sassy and seductive into every strip tease, Phoenix is directed by the incomparable Cherry Charleston. Forget Meopause the Musical, these fierce femmes of Phoenix Burlesque will tantalise every taste bud and leave you wanting more.
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Cabaret Cliché

February 22nd to 26th @ 9pm

​Looking for a night of incredible dancers or fantastic singers or burlesque delight?

Cabaret Cliche is the show for you!

Let Cabaret Cliche fill you with our P A S S I O Ns. A night full of burlesque, dance, music and P A S S I O N.

A different show every night to entertain and delight all manner of audiences (18+) and showcase the incredible talents of Artists across adelaide.
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I'm A Raindrop,
Get Me Outta Here!

Saturday Feb 26th @ 1pm & 4pm
Sunday Feb 27th @ 10am, 1pm, & 4pm

DID YOU KNOW that there has never been more or less water on Planet Earth?? Where has this water been? What has it seen? Join Rocio, Reef and Millie the Raindrops on the immersive adventure of a billion-year-lifetime! Families will be taken up Mt. Everest, walking with the Dinosaurs, and discovering the effects of climate change throughout time. As a community, we come together in a call to action; because the Climate Emergency is here, real, and urgent

★★★★★ "Fantastic show and brought up some very important conversations afterwards" Parent

★★★★★ "I LOVED the Dinosaurs!" Ollie, 7.

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Vicarious Cabaret

​March 2nd to 6th @ 7:30pm

'Vicarious Cabaret' by Musical Improv collective Spoonerise This! is a show about you! - Taking inspiration from the audience, the performers turn someone's life into their very own musical, right before their eyes. Never to be repeated again. "Surely this isn't completely improvised?!" - ★★★★★ Weekend Notes 2019.
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Last Voyage of the Demeter

​March 2nd to 5th @ 9pm
March 9th to 12th @ 9pm

"Dracula: The Last Voyage of the Demeter" tells the tale of the fateful voyage that brought Dracula to England in Bram Stoker's novel of the same name.  Melbourne-based playwright Sean Carney has taken an unexplored part of the vampire count's story and expanded it into a chilling one act show.

Sporadic Productions presents this account of a doomed sea captain, his fracturing crew, and their undead stowaway, bringing a deep, character driven horror / drama to the Adelaide Fringe.
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Pure Imagination

March 3rd @ 11am
March 10th @ 7:30pm

Kurt Benton takes you on a journey performing some of Josh Groban's biggest hits and arrangements of well known musical theatre tunes and standards. Experience the cross over genre that is 'popera' with one of Adelaide's hidden talents.
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Bettong and Buddies

March 5th @
9:30am, 11am, 1pm, & 2:30pm

Bettong and Buddies features Rufous, a young bettong following his dream to become a violinist.  On his hilarious journey, he encounters other creatures in the Australian bush, who teach him -- and the audience -- what it means to be a bettong, and a critical member of his ecosystem. 

Bettong and Buddies (try saying that fast, kids) is full of surprises. Is that a real Tawny Frogmouth sitting in that tree? What other live endangered animals will you see?

Rufous Bettong’s buddies each give him a gift, all of which combine to create his violin. But could one gift be poop? You will have to come and see! 

Meet our wild animal actors after the show and have a pat, have a hold, and find out more about our amazing endangered wildlife!
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CINDERELLA
THE UNTOLD STORY

​March 12th & 13th @ 2pm & 4pm

This is a fun narrated dance performance.

This ballet will take you on a journey through a madly ingenious and zany fairy tale world. As in the classic fairytale, Cinderella's life is miserable living with her two mean but comical stepsisters. When the Prince puts on a Ball, Cinderella's only wish is to attend. With the help of Seven Rats and her Fairy Godmother, Cinderella's wish comes true. Other fairytale characters attend the Ball, including Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Puss in Boots, Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf, Snow White, Little Bo Peep and her Sheep, the Three Little Pigs, and Jack and Jill. These characters all dance to impress Prince Charming, but then Cinderella arrives and the Ball is turned upside down!

Will there be a happily ever after?
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A Disney Tribute:
​Once Upon a Teaser

Sunday March 13th @ 9pm

Once Upon a Teaser brings one night of wonder and fantasy - though Disney inspired burlesque! Join us on a magic carpet ride, to see the cheeky tributes and burlesque parodies of your favourite characters from the classics. The show features a stand out cast of award winning cabaret performers to create an unforgettable night of Disney nostalgia.

"Routines were flawless and storylines were imaginative" Isolated Nation

"It may take its inspiration from beloved children's tales but make no mistake - this is a show that would make Walt Disney blush... this enchanting show has all the makings of a fairytale Fringe experience." The West Australian
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Anthony Locascio
Don't Call Me A Wog!

March 14th to 19th @ 7:30pm

In Don’t Call Me A Wog, Anthony Locascio describes how stereotypes dictated his sense of self for much of his life, his unique and personal relationship with his Greek and Italian roots, and his love/hate relationship with so called, ‘ethnic comedy’.

Join Anthony on this audio/visual exploration of one of Australia’s foremost ethnic slurs/badges of ethnic honour, and whether you should refer to him as one (you shouldn’t).

Anthony Locascio is one of Australian Comedy’s rising stars. Blending sharp joke writing with musings on his ethnic background, he has ultivated a unique storytelling style. 

“Extremely impressive” Jorge Menidis (Sydney/Perth Comedy Festival Artistic Director)

"Will need to get used to praise" - Chuckmoorereviewsabout

"One of Australia's best new comics" - Anthony Salame
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tim&TIM!'s
Breakfast at Timothys

​March 17th to 19th @ 9pm
March 19th @ 4pm

tim&TIM! are best friends! They've been secret agents, famous musicians, and even swapped bodies! Now they're going on their most adventurous journey yet; to Breakfast at Timothys! Don't miss the musical comedy experience of the Fringe, with the two bestest friends! If you like Might Boosh, Flight of the Conchords or friendship, this one's for you!
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Coming in 2022

The ‘Back 2 Back Short Show Festival’ is SA’s purely local performers/producers Theatre Festival, hosted at the home of live local theatre, Star Theatres One and Two.
Come and see your favourite performers
​and some you’ve never heard of!
Featuring cabaret acts, plays, dance and musical theatre. You can come for one show, or stay for more and receive a free drink. Discounts for group bookings.

Each show is 1 hour (approx), so have a snack and a drink between shows and make a night of it!

Last 2 Weeks of October

Interested in being part of our festival?

Midway To Nowhere

On hiatus until further notice
Tickets: $30 (Concession $25)

Australia, winter, 1952, and a group of New Australians, migrants from devastated post-war Europe, awaits release from the limbo of life in an Australian migrant camp. These include Greeks, Italians and Serbs. Recent rioters have burnt down camp buildings, triggering armoured intervention by the army. Powerless, the migrants wage war against the camp administration, each other and themselves. Based on actual events at Bonegilla, the most famous of all migrant camps, “Midway to Nowhere” relates a chapter in Australia’s history whose telling is well overdue. This exciting new play is at turns funny, sad, angry and painful. A play that will appeal on many levels:  historically, sociologically; and philosophically, it is a play for all times and all Australians, old and new.
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