Adelaide Fringe
Festival fans can start planning their ‘Mad March’ calendar in earnest from today, with the Garden of Unearthly Delights revealing its full line-up and the printed 2021 Adelaide Fringe guide also now available.
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The RCC – formerly Royal Croquet Club – will be allowed to trade until midnight on weekends upon its return to Victoria Square during this year’s Fringe festival, after the Adelaide City Council made a last-minute decision to scrap its previously sanctioned 10pm curfew.
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Adelaide’s Holden Street Theatres is expanding its site and increasing its arts offering with the launch of a new venture: The Holden Street Theatres’ Arts Park.
The Garden of Unearthly Delights has unveiled its first round of shows for the 2021 Adelaide Fringe, including artists such as The Umbilical Brothers, Tripod, Kate Ceberano, Katie Noonan, Sam Simmons and Tommy Little.
A new West End hub will be established at the historic Queen’s Theatre during next year’s Adelaide Fringe, with more than 25 music, cabaret and comedy shows planned.
Gluttony will have its biggest tent ever, a new outdoor stage and multiple public entry points next year as it and other Adelaide Fringe hubs and venues adapt to the constraints of a COVID-19 world, with more than 800 events so far registered for 2021.
