Goodbye, Mad March, I knew him, Horatio.

Another year, another Adelaide Fringe has passed us by.

But this time, instead of fanfare and much backslapping about ticket sales and success, we had a strong undercurrent of discontent from some of the more 'fringe'like performers.

Tonight, we hold a round table discussion with an Adelaide Festival show director, Andy Packer, who had a sell out show, The Young King, and we talk to an actor and director from a Fringe production, Eddie Morrison and Dave Hirst, who put on Maximum Breakdown at The Fringe. Plus, we'll include comments from English Fringe performer, Juliette Burton, and Irish performer, Aidan Killian, with their perspectives on the Adelaide Fringe as 'outsiders'.

For the Made To Move Minute, Max Martin ... will conduct a postmortem on the first quarter of 2016 from a health perspective.

Wine tonight is S C Pannell Winemakers' 2014 Tempranillo.

In IS IT NEWS, Nigel quizzes us on our knowledge of ... disappointing theatre.

The Adelaide Visa Council features ... two curious cases.

And we head to Hindley Street in the Musical Pilgrimage.

But first, we launch with David Washington from InDaily with his midweek news wrap, Talk Of The Town.

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