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Adelaide Fringe #ADLfringe e by Day G ing uid Fr e For the young & young at heart Listing all Adelaide Fringe performances before 5pm and major events after dark! AdelaIdE FringE 16 FebruArY - 18 March 2018 Principal Partner Government Partner Margaret knows how to find the best bargains. The 2018 Seniors Card Discount Directory is now available with over 200 pages of special offers, discounts and information. Search the directory online or collect a copy from Catalyst Foundation (formerly Seniors Information Service) or your local council, MP, library or community centre. www.sa.gov.au/seniorscard or Freecall 1800 819 961 WELCOME “NA BUDNI TOWILLA YERTA- GREETINGS TO SPIRIT OF PLACE” Karl ‘Winda’ Telfer, Senior Kaurna Custodian of Ceremony Margaret knows Adelaide Fringe acknowledges the traditional custodians, the Kaurna people, whose ancestral lands we gather on. Adelaide Fringe also respects the Kaurna people’s ongoing spiritual and cultural connection to country. I am proud to again support It’s time to unleash another how to find the the Fringe by Day, an easy amazing edition of our Fringe reference guide for those by Day guide! who want to enjoy the The 2018 program is bursting offerings and atmosphere with more amazing shows best bargains. of the Adelaide Fringe than ever before and this during daylight hours. guide will help you navigate Adelaide Fringe, in performances both during the conjunction with Seniors day and in the evening. We Card and Office for the Ageing, debuted the guide in 2017 have highlighted the matinee shows within the event listings and it was a great success – it is back this year showcasing whilst also leaving artists evening shows available to view, so The 2018 Seniors Card even more shows throughout the city and suburbs that are if you miss them during the day, catch them at night! accessible to people of all ages. I encourage you to see as many shows as you can, and in Discount Directory is now This year we are also introducing, for the first time, the venues you’ve never set foot in before. Support the dedicated available with over 200 pages Goosechase Game; a scavenger hunt for the young at heart artists and venues who make this festival so inspiring. to explore the Adelaide Fringe like never before. You can I send a massive heartfelt thank you to the hard working of special offers, discounts play the game as an individual or get a group together. I Fringe staff and volunteers, the Board and all our supportive hope you take advantage of this new fun experience using partners. And a huge round of applause to the loyal audience and information. your smart device. members for coming out night after night. I encourage people of all generations to use this guide Search the directory online or Happy Fringe! to plan your Fringe by Day experience and prepare to collect a copy from Catalyst be entertained! Heather Croall Director & Chief Executive, Adelaide Fringe Foundation (formerly Seniors Hon Zoe Bettison MP Minister for Ageing Information Service) or your local council, MP, library or HOW TO USE YOUR FRINGE BY DAY GUIDE community centre. Matinee shows will be listed and highlighted individually Listings will also include a icon if the venue is wheelchair for each event in both text and within the show calendar. accessible. Companion Card tickets are available for all www.sa.gov.au/seniorscard Check the full listing details for all the artists’ performances events in the 2018 Adelaide Fringe. or Freecall 1800 819 961 if you’re interested in checking out a night show! EVENT NAME PRESENTED BY SUB-GENRE ARTIST ORIGIN Event description MATINEE SHOWS: Dates and times VENUE – SPACE Here’s where VENUE ADDRESS All shows dates, times and prices RATING Duration to find your MTWTFSSMTWTFSS Matinee shows Here are the 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 normal dates 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 OPENING NIGHT FREE EVENT Fri 16 Feb, from 5pm NORTH TCE COMES ALIVE! STREET PARTY NIGHT MARKETS FOOD AND WINE ARTIST PERFORMANCES FRUSIC (MUSIC SA STAGE) Parking? Plan ahead! Visit Ubook@UPark TINDO UTPURNDEE before attending SUNSET CEREMONY Opening Night Partners 8pm, South Australian Museum lawns To officially open the 2018 Adelaide Fringe everyone is invited to this significant Sunset Ceremony to recognise the living culture of the First Nations and to pay respect to the spirit of the land. When you walk in someone else’s country it is always Proudly Supported By important to walk softly and with respect. This place holds many ancient stories and Tindo Utpurndee is one of these, which speaks of spirit and sharing of light. PARADE OF LIGHT FREE EVENT Fri 16 Feb – 18 Mar, 8.30pm to Midnight As night falls, North Terrace will come alive as a corridor of colour, creation and out-of-this-world wonder. The Parade of Light will form a dazzling backdrop to all the action, with lights and lasers projected onto the buildings on both sides of this cultural boulevard. Look up and be blown away by these luminous artworks that seem to float through the night sky, including the spectacular outdoor light and haze show Borealis, aka the Northern Lights. Win a trip for two to Helsinki with Qatar Airways and $2,000 spending money thanks to BankSA! Visit the Parade of Light during Fringe and enter the draw to win. Go to adelaidefringe.com.au for more details Terms and conditions apply. Parade of Light Partners Projections by FRINGE IN RUNDLE MALL BOX OFFICE RUNDLE MALL Adjacent to the “Mall’s Balls” 16 Feb – 18 Mar, FREE EVENT Gawler Place Canopy, TICKET SELF Rundle Mall COLLECTION Rundle Mall will be a hub of free Adelaide Fringe entertainment all POINTS IN festival long. A host of Fringe acts will be taking to the Rundle Mall stage to give you a sneak peek of what’s on offer! The free shows will run RUNDLE Tuesday to Sunday during mall trading hours. And the best part? We have MALL a self-collection point at the stage, so if one of the acts lights your fire, you can buy your tickets on your phone, then collect at the stage & go! For stage times and events visit adelaidefringe.com.au Presented by Buy your FringeTIX online or by phone and skip the queues! Swipe the credit or debit card you paid with at our self-collect locations and print them yourself instantly. RUNDLE MALL BOX OFFICE FRINGE IN RUNDLE MALL STAGE Gawler Place Canopy from 16 Feb FREE EVENT PARADE OF LIGHT ADELAIDE CENTRAL PLAZA Fri 16 Feb – 18 Mar, 8.30pm to Midnight Rundle Mall, Level One FRINGE UNTIL YOU POP WITH FRINGE DOLLARS! Use this Fringe Dollar to get the most out of your Fringe with exclusive deals in bars, clubs and businesses across the city. Visit adelaidefringe.com.au/ fringe-dollars for all the latest updates at participating venues and get ready to eat, drink and play! Program supported by ”A GOSPEL SHOT” A REFUGEE SINGS WORLD SONGS PRESENTED BY SOUL PRESENTED BY FACTOR GOSPEL CHOIR GOSPEL SA LOUCAS LOIZOU MUSIC SA/GRE/CYP This 90 minutes of uplifting Gospel music First employer, Cat Stevens. True story. Greek in a cabaret setting hits the mark with Cypriot refugee Loucas Loizou in a dazzling one of Adelaide’s leading Gospel Choirs song cycle. Original and world songs from CABARET as they take you on a journey through the UK, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, USA, Ireland, various styles that have shaped this wonderful music - Country, Australia and Cyprus. See two more shows in CABARET and THEATRE. Latino, African American, Contemporary & Traditional. “Once ★★★★★ from past 2000 London shows. “Among the best 5 shows” again we were totally in awe of your performance” Pam S. The Advertiser. “Amazing, inspiring” Adelaide Theatre Guide. MATINEE SHOWS: 24 Feb at 3pm MATINEE SHOWS: 17-18 Feb, 10-12 Mar at 4pm BURNSIDE BALLROOM GLUTTONY – THE BALLY 401 GREENHILL RD TUSMORE RYMILL PARK / MURLAWIRRAPURKA 24 Feb at 3pm & 8pm FP$30 C$26 Ch$10 Family$70 Gr$26 G 90 mins CNR EAST TCE & RUNDLE RD ADELAIDE M TWTFSSMTWTFSS 17-18 Feb, 10-12 Mar at 4pm 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 FP$25 C$20 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$20 G 60 mins 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ADINA APARTMENT HOTEL ADELAIDE TREASURY 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ADINA TREASURY TUNNELS 2 FLINDERS ST ADELAIDE 39 FOREVER (STARRING AMITY DRY) 17 Feb, 9-10 Mar at 8.30pm PRESENTED BY FP$25 C$20 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$20 G 60 mins POPJAM PRODUCTIONS COMEDY SA Returning after a 2017 sell out season, THE BRITISH HOTEL PORT ADELAIDE – RIVERSIDE ROOM Amity Dry takes a laugh-out-loud look 13 NORTH PDE PORT ADELAIDE at ageing in an image obsessed world 23 Feb at 8.15pm FP$25 C$20 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$20 G 60 mins where 40 is the new 30, but only with the THE BRITISH HOTEL PORT ADELAIDE – UPSTAIRS FUNCTION ROOM right Instagram filter! ★★★★★ Glam Adelaide. ★★★★★ The 13 NORTH PDE PORT ADELAIDE Adelaide Show. “Utterly charming” The Advertiser. “Dry takes 24 Feb at 8.15pm FP$25 C$20 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$20 G 60 mins you from laughter to tears and back again.” Broadway World. M TWTFSSMTWTFSS MATINEE SHOWS: 17 Feb, 10 Mar at 5pm 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 GLUTTONY – THE OCTAGON 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 RYMILL PARK / MURLAWIRRAPURKA CNR EAST TCE & RUNDLE RD ADELAIDE AMELIA RYAN: THE 16-18 Feb, 7-11 Mar at 9.20pm, 17 Feb, 10 Mar at 5pm FP$35 C$32 Gr$32 BREAST IS YET TO COME 6 Mar at 9.20pm ChpTues$30 PG 60 mins PRESENTED BY AMELIA RYAN COMEDY SA M TWTFSSMTWTFSS It’s been a big year for Amelia Ryan (‘Storm 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 In A D Cup’, ‘Lady Liberty’).
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