Trickster - Adelaide Fringe
The critically acclaimed diabolical delight TRICKSTER crash lands in Adelaide just in time for Fringe!
Come with cabaret performer Bradley Storer, in his Adelaide Fringe debut, on this hellish rollercoaster ride which cheekily takes the greatest issues facing mankind today - religious turmoil, political and social upheaval, the Kardashians - and smashes them into a misshapen pile and sets fire to it in a glorious and chilling night of Weimar-lite entertainment.
Featuring music ranging from the Dresden Dolls, Kurt Weill to Kate Bush and Rage Against The Machine, Trickster poses the question: If we’re all heading for hell, why not at least go out tap dancing?
Directed by Emma Clair Ford
Accompanied by Trevor Jones
"Storer is an absolute genius... Musically fantastic, intellectually tickling and full of the fun and unexpected" - Planet Arts Group
'What a star. This man has serious talent. Not only did he own the stage, he owned the entire venue.' - The Plus Ones
"Deliciously dark... Very funny and strangely carthatic" - Theatrepress
'dynamite pipes... Storer's voice is a delight' - Web Wombat
"Incredible energy... [Storer is] charismatic and full of life... Cheeky, quirky and a little bit dark" Pop Culture-y
"Powerful, intense and passionate" - WeekendNotes
DATES: 16 - 19 February
TIME: 10:15pm
VENUE: Upstairs at La Boheme, 36 Grote St, Adelaide SA 5000
TICKETS: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/trickster
*** NOTE: Full Price listed is for a double pass. Members can take up single passes.
Feedback/Comments
very interesting show would tell friends about
A brave performance in an intimate venue, by an artist with a good voice and dark sense of humour. Go along with Bradley Storer and you'll be both entertained and moved. Recommended.
Enjoyed the show - and loved finding a new venue I can explore in future.
Bradley does a ripper job. He sure can belt out those tunes, but with a dark twist. Very funny.
Fabulous show, definitely worth seeing
Bradley Storer has a great voice. His material was thought provoking, intense and on the dark side.