Holden Street Theatres

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Theatre review: A Cheery Soul

Theatre review: Cowardy, Cowardy Custard

Theatre review: Blackbird

Fringe review: Cry Baby

Fringe review: Station J – An M16 Comedy

Fringe review: 1 in a Chameleon

Fringe review: B.L.I.P.S.

Fringe review: Demagogue

Fringe review: Grav

Fringe review: England & Son

Fringe review: The Portable Dorothy Parker

Theatre review: ‘night, Mother

Theatre review: Looped

Holden Street turns to Tallulah as it enters a new era

Fringe review: A Star is Torn

Fringe review: The Culture

Fringe review: The Culture

Fringe review: The Beep Test

Fringe review: Broadway Diva

Fringe review: The King of Taking

Fringe review: Peter Goers and Isn’t it Pathetic at His Age?

Fringe review: Mustard

Fringe review: Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me

‘Our stories matter’: Women to watch at Adelaide Fringe

Fringe review: Venus in Fur

Fringe review: Naomi

Fringe review : 1 Hour Photo

Fringe review: Meet Me at Dawn

Fringe review: Afghanistan is Not Funny

New SA theatre companies set to debut at Adelaide Fringe

Taliban’s resurgence leads playwright back to life-changing trip

Theatre review: Lust, romance and the cost of a ‘free life’

Theatre review: The Pash and An Evening with the Vegetarian Librarian

Fringe review: Peter Goers in Joyful Strains

Fringe review: DIЯT

Fringe review: That Boy

Fringe review: The Twins

Introducing The Holden Street Theatres’ Arts Park

Hubs work to create a vibrant and safe Adelaide Fringe

SA theatre brings back live shows for an audience of 20

Fringe review: Gone Girls

Fringe review: The Final Hours

Key Adelaide Fringe venue struggles to sell tickets

Fringe review: Kafka’s Ape

Fringe review: Sh!t Theatre Drink Rum With Expats

Fringe review: Tartuffe

Fringe review: Post-Mortem

What to see in the first week of the Fringe frenzy