THE BAKEHOUSE WILL BE COOKING UP NO LESS THAN 6 TREATS A NIGHT DURING THE 2011 ADELAIDE FRINGE

We are thrilled to welcome five local, five interstate (2 from Sydney, 2 from Perth, and 1 from Melbourne) as well as  two overseas artists (from the UK and Montreal)  to our exciting programme of events at the Bakehouse.

Both of our overseas artists were originally from Australia, so it is a particular pleasure to welcome them home during the Fringe.  Please come along and show your support for their hard working endeavours!

Shows start at 6pm, 7.30pm and 9pm, in both the Main Stage and the Studio Theatre.

Come to an early show and grab a bite to eat afterwards in the local restaurant strip just around the corner in Hutt Street; eat first and grab a late show; or even see a few shows and wander down to The Garden of Unearthly Delights (only 5mins. walk) for supper.   Either way you'll find the East end of town buzzing away during the Fringe. 

Below you will find a list of shows to whett your appetite.

 Each show has its own separate page with full details, just click on the show's title on the right hand side of the home page for dates, times, prices.

Bakehouse Theatre - the only place you need to be during the ADELAIDE FRINGE 2011.

• "Shakespeare's Mothers: Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know"  - Meet twenty of Shakespeare's wickedest women from twelve plays in just sixty minutes -     presented by Straylight Australia (direct from the Edinburgh Fringe with an all-Australian cast)

• "When Harry Met Harry" - Exquisite movement, quirky characters, and one very tasty clock will make you laugh, squirm and cheer for Harry  - presented by Flaming Locomotive Productions

• "Womb Division" -A rollicking fantasy adventure, "Womb Division" is a wild celebration of the imagination, a whimsical and hilarious look at a consumer crazed world   -   presented by Wild Duck Theatre

• "Medicine Man" - A dancing tom waits - presented by Chris Shephard

• "@ Shakespeare.com" -  Shakespeare with a techno twist. Could texting have saved the wire crossed lovers? Will you become addicted to virtual MacBeth? -     presented by Notre Dame

• "Rocket Boy" - A quirky modern fairytale about love, life and outer-space, as seen through the eyes of ten year olds - presented by Attention Seeker Productions

• "No Hello" - Set in a post apocalyptic world, "No Hello" highlights, with clever humour,  the illusion of 'community' given to us by modern technology - presented by Adelaide Duende Collective
  

• Mark Ravenhill's dystopia - "The Cut" -in which one man struggles with his concsience in a society deeply disturbed by his profession - presented by Axe Soup

• "Other People's Problems" - a savage and satirical response to the ever-expanding  self-improvement industry - presented by Winners At Life
  

• "The Housesitters" - this Fringe meet the housesitters. They're young...they're in love...they're killing time.....and people - presented by Applekam Theatre Company

• "Fabulousity" - The Gilmore Girls meets The Golden Girls, only one of those girls is a man! Stand up comedy or the most important piece of theatre of our time? Yes it is.   -   presented by Eliza Thomas

BOOKINGS FOR ALL SHOWS AT FRINGETIX 1300374643

(All shows have offered a "Free Tix" night on their first night for holders of Health Care Cards - these tickets can only be booked through this website, but you WILL need to be quick - they are selling fast - some nights already booked out)