The Tony® and Pulitzer Prize Award winning Broadway smash hit that defined a generation is ready to welcome bohemians to a strictly limited Adelaide season.

We are in London. The time is 1722. We are at the 18th Century equivalent of a writer’s festival. A mature man in full wig sits at a high desk. He is Daniel Defoe. This celebrated writer has just published his latest work, ‘A Journal of the Plague Year’.

Ever the salesman and propagandist, he is here to boost the sales of his new book: partly fascination with the subject, partly due to his need to explain himself but mostly he needs the money.

An interactive show, Defoe will invite his audience to paint parallels of life during the Great Plague of 1665 and the one that we can all relate to-now.

Why toddle when you can dance? Join DJ Mumma, Monski Mouse and her Dancers for a session of bonkers, bopping family fun. This international hit kids show, lets parents and 0-5’s loose on the dance floor in this friendliest of discos. Expect high-energy smiling to retro beats and thumping nursery rhymes. Get your disco-dancing booties on!

Rainee Blake returns to Australia for her first show in over three years. Best known for her role as Alannah in CMT’s hit show Nashville, Rainee has performed at the Grand Ole Opry and venues all over Nashville and LA where she is now based.

She’s there when you close your eyes to go to sleep at night, basically she’s like a sexy-evil Sandman with a knack for turning your fears into hate.

Borishkiva has been whispering in the ears of ill-adjusted world leaders for centuries resulting in some of humanity’s lowest points.

Flip through a history book some-time, her K.P.I’s (Kills per injustice) are off the charts.

Experience an immersive gypsy camp under the summer stars! Dress in your finest gypsy garb and be part of the magical fiesta brought to you by Studio Flamenco’s band of award-winning flamenco dancers and musicians. Be entranced by swirling skirts and shawls as the action happens all around you. Be inspired to join in as the dancers lead you in rhythmic clapping and dance, or just sit back, relax and enjoy the power and passion of flamenco.

99 problems. 50 minutes. 3000 seconds. 1 woman. 1 spider suit. 30 seconds per problem. An insufficient number of solutions. No refunds.

If you currently have/have ever had problems, then the probably upbeat new show from award-winning comedian and journalist Ange Lavoipierre is absolutely for you. Fast-paced and unrelenting, this beguiling display of self-pity is the holiday from your own problems you’ve been waiting for.

A gripping new dance work exploring the physical effect of legal systems on the body, from lawyer-turned-choreographer Rhys Ryan. In a tightly controlled arena, driven by the pulse of a slowly accelerating metronome, three performers weave movement with metaphor to reveal the invisible laws that shape our actions.

Josh has been around the fringe scene for over 12 years, sometimes as an ageless trombone wielding skeletal being, other times an Improv bouffon skewering tropes various film and TV genres.

Amy is a bit of a jack of all trades, dabbling in improv, dinner theatre, and burlesque, while studying psychology and working in experience design. With 6 years of successful Fringe performances under her belt, she has found that she is functionally unable to turn down an opportunity to throw herself into the deep end and try something new.

New kid on the comedy block, Lauren Thiel has been gaining some serious momentum over the past year. Performing at all the local Adelaide comedy haunts, and also in Melbourne, Lauren has taken the next logical step – her first solo stage show! ‘Don’t Tell Dad’ sees Lauren pose the question: Where do you draw the line when it comes to sharing the ‘real you’ with your parents? Let’s face it, they’d freak out if they knew the truth, and there’s some things a father should just not know – so seriously, DON’T TELL DAD!