Six ways to sink your teeth into the Fringe

For your first taste of the Fringe tuck into these shows for all the fun of the fare.

Magician Dom Chambers is performing at Adelaide Fringe 2019

For your first taste of the Fringe tuck into these shows for all the fun of the fare.

Double Denim: A Very Fancy Dinner Party

Michelle Brasierand Laura Frew are desperate to impress. Watch as it all comes crashing down in a rain of tomato sauce and shame.

Feb 15-Mar 3, Cupola, Garden of Unearthly Delights

RanDom

Forget top hats and rabbits. Illusionist Dom Chambers, below,has chosen something much more Australian for his act, pulling pints of beer from nowhere in an act that has gone viral on YouTube. A happy hour for sure.

Mar 5-17, The Parasol Lounge, Gluttony

Table for Two?

The grand reopening of a dysfunctional restaurant turns into a night of laughs, terrible table service and plenty of audience participation. A one-man physical comedy from NIDA-award-winning Will Tredinnick is described as a “45-minute egg-and-spoon sprint through the underbrush” with “Blumenthalian gastronomic experiments”.

Feb 14-24, The Arch at Holden St Theatre / Tandanya Arts Cafe

Make Your Own

Help produce a special wine, using ancient, hands-on methods, in a new project led by winemaker Justin Lane(Freddy Nerks, ex Alpha Box & Dice). Each Saturday and Sunday of the Fringe, visitors to Gluttony can be involved with activities including destemming, stomping and crushing grapes, fermenting the wine and, finally, drinking the finished product. The activity will be staged at The Local Bar, which will feature a changing range of local wines and gins.

Karaoke Fringe: Wok n Roll

Sing with your supper when Asian food court the Chinatown Plaza hosts two karaoke nights during the Fringe. Choose from stalls offering everything from dumplings to Thai stir-fries, Vietnamese soups and Malaysian noodles before doing your best impression of Taylor Swift or Frank Sinatra.

Chinatown Plaza, Feb 21 and 28

Dinner with the Stars

Get up close and personal with performers of the past including Neil Diamond, Shirley Basseyand Elvisduring a show also including a three-course dinner in the stately surrounds of Mount Lofty House (Friday) or the Skyline Events Centre (March 9).