Adelaide Fringe
Fringe review: Unsuitable
Part physical theatre and part comedy, with a hint of political commentary, Unsuitable is a high-energy show from Belfast that is more anti-circus than circus. ★★★
Adelaide Fringe
Part physical theatre and part comedy, with a hint of political commentary, Unsuitable is a high-energy show from Belfast that is more anti-circus than circus. ★★★
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The Australian Hotels Association has laid down its rhetorical arms against the Royal Croquet Club after years of public battle over the event’s alleged impact on bricks-and-mortar venues at Fringe time.
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Adelaide entrepreneurs Stuart Duckworth and Tom Skipper have relinquished control of the Royal Croquet Club but the 2018 show will go on after the city council granted a five-year licence for a company – that does not yet exist – to run it instead.
Investors are threatening to abandon the Royal Croquet Club’s 2018 event, days before it is due to begin setting up, says the CEO of the Adelaide City Council.
The Royal Croquet Club will return to the Riverbank for the 2018 Adelaide Fringe with a full program of music, circus, theatre and comedy shows, despite suffering a financial blow after its parent company’s disastrous venture last year in China.
The embattled Adelaide entrepreneurs behind the Royal Croquet Club have been given until tomorrow to confirm their intentions for Victoria Square as Renewal SA scrambles to resurrect a winter-themed festival for the CBD.
