Top-rated shows
Fringe audiences are loving these shows giving them the most amount of reacts
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Dom Chambers: A Boy and His Deck
32
4
37
58
3
4
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The Mirror
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1
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1
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75
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31
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11
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5
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Infamous
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4
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11
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40
4
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65
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19
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3
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London Calling
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7
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27
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86
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3
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19
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2
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6
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Ten Thousand Hours
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52
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2
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46
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2
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2
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Primal
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2
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28
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40
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14
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1
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Leaderboard
Who will see the most shows for 2025?
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Shows #
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160
2
140
115
4
109
106
6
90
71
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70
9
64
10
Matt K.
62
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Media reviews
Recent reviews from our trusted industry professionals and publications
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Steve Porters - How To Flirt: The TED XXX Talk
Binge Fringe | 25 Mar 2025
It’s a cult classic in the making and deserves every bit of success. You’d be a d***head to miss it.
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Ruby Wax - I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was
The Clothesline | 25 Mar 2025
An uncanny ability to get laughs on any subject. Enjoy a good old belly laugh at the absurdity of it all!
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Ruby Wax - I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was
Glam Adelaide | 24 Mar 2025
Wax’s delightfully dark comedy about depression, recovery and realising you’re not the centre of the universe is outstanding
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The Heart May Or May Not Go On
Glam Adelaide | 24 Mar 2025
Taylor Nobes is electric to watch, and clearly has a story to tell
News
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Adelaide Fringe Ranks in the Top 10% of 'Things to Do' in the WORLD!
Fri, Aug 1 2025
There’s something about word-of-mouth that hits different. No awards panels. No marketing spend. Just real people, talking about what moved them.
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Adelaide Fringe 2026 Poster Competition Opens with $10,000 Prize
Wed, Jul 16 2025
The biggest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere, Adelaide Fringe, invites artists from all backgrounds and disciplines to vie for one of South Australia’s most recognisable and beloved cultural honours—the 2026 Adelaide Fringe Poster Prize.
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Adelaide Fringe Powers SA Economy with Record $197.7 Million Total Expenditure
Fri, Jul 4 2025
Adelaide Fringe, the largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere, has once again proven its significant impact on South Australia's economy. The 2025 event generated a total expenditure of $197.7 million, with $144.2 million identified as new money injected into the state economy. Tourism played a major role, with visitors staying for just over a week on average and spending approximately $4,825 each. The Fringe continues to be a powerful economic driver, supporting the creation of 16,128 jobs throughout the season.
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Grants for the Daring and the Diverse! Fringe Fund 2026 Applications Now Open
Wed, Jun 4 2025
Applications are now open for the 2026 Fringe Fund, giving artists, venues, producers and programmers the opportunity to bring bold, ambitious work to the biggest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere, Adelaide Fringe.