Featured Events
Baby Shark and Tails of the Seven Seas at Adelaide Fringe
February 22, 2025 @ 11:15 AM - 12:05 PM ACDT
An event every week that begins at 11:15 AM on Saturday, repeating until 15/03/2025
One event on 19/02/2025 at 11:15 AM
One event on 25/02/2025 at 11:15 AM
One event on 27/02/2025 at 11:15 AM
An Edinburgh and Edmonton Fringe Sell Out Show!
Join Baby Shark and Fiddlefox for an immersive musical experience, travelling to different lands around the world seeking a lost friend, while experiencing the sights and sounds of each culture through song, magic and story. Children will participate in a choose-your-own-adventure style program, encountering a variety of friendly beasts along the way such as kangaroos, elephants and crabs! On this multimedia voyage, visit diverse parts of the globe including Japan, Australia and Brazil, joining the cast in songs and dances of the world while being mesmerized by magical exploits along the way.
WHERE: 2 venues
WHEN: Sat, 15 Feb – Sun, 16 Mar
TIME:
Main Theatre at Adelaide College of the Arts:
- Sat 15 Feb: 11:15am
- Wed 19 Feb: 11:15am
- Tue 25 Feb: 11:15am
- Thu 27 Feb: 11:15am
The Lark at Gluttony – Rymill Park:
- Sat 22 Feb – Sun 23 Feb: 11:15am
- Sat 01 Mar – Sun 02 Mar: 11:15am
- Sat 08 Mar – Mon 10 Mar: 11:15amWe enjoyed this cute story line and interactive cultural adventure. It really celebrates friendship with music, dance and magic and will have toddlers to young primary schoolers on their feet and joining in the global adventure to find Dolly. The entire audience seemed to love the adapted version of the popular tune ‘Baby Shark do do do do do do’ that was used to bring each part of the story together. The season plays across both the Adelaide College of Arts and Gluttony giving you the option to chose a theatre setting or a more traditional festival experience in The Lark.
- Sat 15 Mar – Sun 16 Mar: 11:15am
COST:
- Full price: $22.00
- Midweek Treat: $15.00
- BankSA Cardholder: $16.50
- Family: $80.00
- Child: $20.00
- Schools Program: $15.00
DURATION: 50 mins
Kids in Adelaide Review
We enjoyed this cute story line and interactive cultural adventure. It really celebrates friendship with music, dance and magic and will have toddlers to young primary schoolers on their feet and joining in the global adventure to find Dolly. The audience seemed to love the adapted version of the popular tune ‘Baby Shark do do do do do do’ that was used to bring each part of the story together. The season plays across both the Adelaide College of Arts and Gluttony giving you the option to chose a theatre setting, or a more traditional festival experience in The Lark. Just try and get the tune out of your head! This one is giving Dora the Explorer minus the backpack vibes.