Our theatre writer Peter Burdon looks at the highs and highers of an amazing 2013 Adelaide Fringe and Festival.

Driving Miss Daisy is a delight. The enjoyment comes not so much from playwright Alfred Uhry’s words but from what veteran actors Angela Lansbury and James Earl Jones do with them.

SYDNEY: Stirring performances led by Andrew McFarlane brings this thought-provoking Griffin Theatre Company play about secret identities to life, writes Veronica Hannon.

Sold out at the Cabaret Festival last year, Tommy Bradson returns to the Fringe with his new show. He spoke to Peter Burdon.

Sharon Needles, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race 2012, is touring the country. Stepping off the plane, she spoke to Peter Burdon.

Nathan Giaccio reviews the world premiere of Bryony Lavery's Thursday

SYDNEY: Morality, money, the plight of women, and the elusiveness of emancipation are at the heart of George Bernard Shaw’s Mrs Warren’s Profession. As Sarah Giles, the director of the new Sydney Theatre Company production, tells Garrett Bithell, 120 years hasn’t changed much. 

Joshua Conkel’s MilkMilkLemonade is a gay fantasia set on a chicken farm in the middle of middle America.

Josh Thomas is returning to Adelaide and in his new show he’s not holding in any of the bad things he may have done.

Tom Ballard in his new show My ego is better than your ego once again proves why he continues to be a popular comedian.

As soon as Limbo starts you understand why this show is proving to be one of the more popular events of the 2013 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

The amazing Uta Uber Kool Ja really captured the audiences in 2012, with her parties in a comfortable suite at the Richmond Hotel. She’s back in 2013, along with her long-suffering assistant George.

The delightfully funny Kitty Flanagan is making her way back to Adelaide for the 2013 Fringe Festival with a show that has already been a hit interstate, Alex Dunkin reports.

Belvoir’s Resident Director Simon Stone is set to push more buttons with his interpretation of Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, writes Garrett Bithell.

A dark thriller about secrets, betrayal, murder and identity, the first production in Griffin’s 2013 mainstage season is a new play by Duncan Graham, Dreams in White. He sat down with Garrett Bithell.