With two more weeks to go for the 2013 Adelaide Fringe Festival, there are still plenty of performances from all around the world to enjoy. I like to be surprised by the unexpected, so the unusual and bizarre acts at the Adelaide Fringe Festival are a fun alternative. Although I love comedy and theatre the most, I am also inclined to attend some music shows, burlesque performances or visual art exhibitions. There is so much to choose from that it may be a bit overwhelming. However, sometimes attending a show without any prior knowledge about it or without reading any reviews on it, may turn out to be one of your Fringe highlights.
Besides being extended for another week, this year's Adelaide Fringe Festival has embraced the "pop up venue" concept, which are makeshift temporary performance spaces made available especially for Fringe acts and artists. This is a wonderful idea that not only allows more artists to perform their show, but also helps attract more visitors to Adelaide, hence brings in more money to boost the state economy.
Hope everyone has fun this year at the Adelaide Fringe Festival and return again next time, which may be even bigger and better than the last.
Cheers!
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