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The big theatre event for this year's Adelaide Festival is titled, with deceptive simplicity, The James Plays Trilogy,

The almost 26,000 in the audience shouted out the countdown on the last ten seconds. Immediately, the event began.

This is suitable for the entire family, so head in for a magical tale, beautifully told.

This is something a little different in Adelaide's theatre scene, so do go and experience it for yourself.

The show is a brain teaser, with the audience members pitching themselves against the guest panel.

Josh Richards, the self-proclaimed ginger leprechaun, might be one of the first people to live on Mars.

Be prepared to be challenged and to be moved.

Exactly what is going on, and how it all ends, will only be discovered when you go to see this excellent production.

An attempted alien invasion of Earth is faced by a group of very badly-behaved garden gnomes.

Kinevane's performance is riveting, his sudden diversions into humour, disturbing, his physicality, astounding.

Make sure that this is on your list of Fringe events this year.

This is a clever, feel good, rollicking monster show.

This is a genuine Fringe event, out there on the edge of the fringe where you should also be.

This is a solid gold production and a sold out season to boot.

Both Anne Wills and Hans are consummate professionals.

Burrows invoked the spirit, sound and look, of Lennon, to the delight of the crowded hall.

Do yourself a favour and make a date with Prohibition but, don't worry, you can sneak in an alcoholic drink.

Although he has "been a bit poorly", as he put it, Vin Garbutt is back and in cracking form

The entire show is set around the theme of the magic of what is written on paper,

If you have not seen this remarkable performer before, you are destined to become a fan of Anya Anastasia.