Must-see family-friendly Fringe shows

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This year's line-up of Adelaide Fringe shows and activities promises to captivate with interactive workshops, world-class magic, comedy, circus, music and so much more. Here's what's in store for families!

Get ready for a world of fun at the Garden of Unearthly Delights in Rundle Park (Kadlitpina) this year, as it transforms into a magical playground from 14 February to 23 March!

This year’s 2025 program is packed with exciting shows and activities for everyone in the family. Whether you’re a fan of mind-blowing magic, hilarious comedy, thrilling circus acts, or toe-tapping music, there’s something for all ages.

Here are just a few must-see shows:

1. Mario the Maker Magician

A global star and winner of the 2024 Adelaide Fringe Best Kids and Family award, Mario (pictured at top) brings a show full of magic, robots, science, and laughter in a fun-filled theatre experience for all ages.

2. Bunktopia

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Image: Andrew Wuttke

Get ready for an imaginative adventure with quirky puppetry and funny clowns, perfect for young and old alike.

3. FoRT

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Join two strange heroes on a whimsical journey through a world of play and creativity. Watch as they turn ordinary things into extraordinary creations with acrobatics, silly clowning, and stunning visuals.

4. The Messy Magic Adventure

A man and woman in Victorian attire stand beside an ornate chest, showcasing their elegant clothing and historical style.

A hilarious interactive show where Spray and Wipe try to clean up a magician’s messy house, but things go topsy-turvy when they accidentally unleash the magic!

5. Upsound Instruments – Make & Play Workshop

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The Australian premiere of a hands-on workshop where families can create unique instruments from upcycled materials and make some music together!

6. The Pinky Pie Party

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DJ Alba Lorca, at just eight years old, returns for her third season with an explosion of confetti, bubbles, face painting, and dress-ups. Get ready to dance the day away!

7. Monski Mouse’s Baby Cabaret

A woman in a polka dot dress joyfully holds two record players, showcasing her love for vintage music equipment.

Join Monski Mouse for a live sing-along cabaret of nursery classics. With puppets, music, and plenty of laughs, it’s sure to be a fun-filled show for little ones!

For more information on these shows or buy tickets, go to adelaidefringe.com.au

 

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