Adelaide Fringe
British playwright Henry Naylor's new political play Borders shifts between poetry, humour and nail-biting action to smash through our mental borders, writes Alison Flett. ★★★★ ½
Adelaide Fringe
Part of a suite of three comedic plays being presented by actor, writer and 'science communicator' John Hinton, 'Origin of Species' is a thoroughly entertaining romp about Charles Darwin’s scientific discoveries, writes Jo Vabolis. ★★★★
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Molly Taylor's 'Love Letters to the Public Transport System' is an emotional and engaging hour of storytelling that reminds us to celebrate unexpected encounters and everyday experiences, writes reviewer Jo Vabolis. ★★★★
British playwright Henry Naylor returns to Adelaide Fringe this year with a new political drama inspired both by his experience meeting Kurdish refugees in Adelaide and witnessing the impact of the conflict in Afghanistan.
Written around 40 years ago but set 40 years in the future, this dark political satire still resonates strongly as a commentary on contemporary governments, writes reviewer Greg Elliott.
Playwright Hannie Rayson's controversial tale of "power and evil" made its debut in 2005, yet its themes revolving around refugees and human rights are arguably even more relevant now.
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