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An audience at the Gluttony hub of Adelaide Fringe, March 2025; a file photo.
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Adelaide · AustraliaFestivals & traditions

2027.02.19 — 2027.03.21 · Coming soon

For a month, the whole city is a stage.

Adelaide Fringe 2027

Now 66 years old, Adelaide Fringe is Australia’s biggest arts festival and calls itself the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere. It is open access: the Fringe does not select shows or run venues, and anyone with a show or a space can register, so pubs, rooftops, community halls and galleries all become stages. In 2026, 562 venues registered and more than 8,000 artists performed across more than 500 venues in South Australia. The 2027 Fringe runs from 19 February to 21 March; the full programme is still to come, but eight shows are already on sale, including Australian comedian Denise Scott’s first solo show in more than a decade, First Nations actor Ernie Dingo telling stories from his life in TV and film, and new comedy from Jimeoin.

An audience at the Gluttony hub of Adelaide Fringe, March 2025; a file photo. · Report image rights
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A REASON TO GO
Venues across Adelaide and South Australia (The Garden of Unearthly Delights, Gluttony and more)2027.02.19 — 2027.03.21Festivals & traditionsTicket required
FIND YOUR REASON

What draws you to this experience?

01

A festival anyone can join

It is open access: the Fringe does not select shows or run venues, so pubs, rooftops, community halls and galleries all become stages.

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More than 8,000 artists

In 2026 more than 8,000 artists played over 500 venues across South Australia, with industry scouts from around the world picking shows to tour.

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03

Denise Scott goes solo again

After more than a decade away from solo shows, Australian comedian Denise Scott brings her most personal show yet, Tickety Boo, to the Garden of Unearthly Delights in March.

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Programme, background & sources

Checked · 2026-10-15

MAKE IT YOUR EXPERIENCE

Does this fit what you are looking for?

This could be for you if you are…

  • Fans of comedy, small theatre and street performance
  • Anyone visiting South Australia in February or March

Before you decide

The full programme is not out yet; only a few shows are on sale.

Each show is ticketed separately, with a 4.80 fee per transaction.

The Fringe and the Adelaide Festival in the same season are separate events.

FIND YOUR PLACE

Explore the layout. Plan your route.

Shows are spread across venues in Adelaide and South Australia; see each show page for its venue.

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FROM AN IDEA TO A PLAN

Make a plan that works for you.

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Dates & times

2027.02.19 — 2027.03.21

Friday 19 February to Sunday 21 March 2027, 31 days (Adelaide time); sessions vary by show, and some shows play before or after the festival dates.

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More programme details
  • A festival anyone can join
  • More than 8,000 artists
  • Denise Scott goes solo again
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Venue & travel

Venues across Adelaide and South Australia (The Garden of Unearthly Delights, Gluttony and more)

The two main outdoor hubs sit by the corner of East Terrace and Rundle Road on the east side of the city centre: the Garden of Unearthly Delights in Rundle Park and Gluttony in Rymill Park.

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Entry & companions

Each show is ticketed separately through FRINGETIX on the official site; see each show page for ratings, warnings and access information.

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Tickets & access

Ticketed per show

Confirm accessibility services and companion policies with the organiser before travel.

Sources & image credits

Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.

Pangalau · CC BY-SA 4.0 Image source

Adelaide Fringe

An audience at the Gluttony hub of Adelaide Fringe, March 2025; a file photo.

Information checked on 2026-10-15

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