Looking for a fun, easy, and family-friendly Fringe experience this year? Woodville Town Hall, just 15 minutes from the city, is one of Adelaide’s fastest growing Fringe Hubs and the perfect place to bring the kids. With over 25 shows and more than 60 performances across music, theatre, comedy, and culture, there’s something to delight every member of the family.
Getting there couldn’t be simpler – the venue offers plenty of free parking and is well served by trains and buses, so you don’t have to worry about the hassle of city crowds. Inside, you’ll find a welcoming, inclusive space where local stories and diverse voices come to life on stage. The 2026 program celebrates women performers, LGBTIQ+ artists, youth talent, and culturally diverse backgrounds, with several shows offering Auslan interpretation too.
Families will especially love these shows:
- Mr Snotbottom: P.Gee! – a brand-new fun & frantic physical character comedy for silly souls aged 8yo+. From veteran family comedian Mr Snotbottom/Mark Trenwith comes an accessible and irreverent show that grandparents and teenagers can enjoy in equal measures. Sunday 8 March 1pm and Monday 9 March 5pm shows will have Auslan interpreting.
- Tune In! The Frequency Within from the creators of Amazônia – an interactive, high-energy dance/theatre show designed to teach self-regulation through art. Bring your children or get their school to book their whole class! Wed 4 March only. Auslan interpreted.
- FoRT by Asking for Trouble – a fringe favourite where sheets, broomsticks, chairs and couches transform into fantastical places to play and explore using ridiculous clowning, spectacular acrobatics and beautiful visual imagery.
- Saksham Magical Madness – Saksham is a fast-rising star of modern magic with over 6 million YouTube subscribers. Blending cutting-edge tech with jaw-dropping illusions, his high-energy show features mind-bending levitations and stunning transformations.
These shows are designed to engage young imaginations and bring the whole family together for unforgettable days out. With air-conditioned comfort, great nearby cafes and restaurants, and a genuine community vibe, Woodville Town Hall is a smart choice for families wanting a Fringe experience that’s easy, exciting, and full of heart.
Woodville Town Hall is surrounded by great food and drink options, making it easy to plan a full night out. Right in front of the venue you’ll find Bavarde Cabaret Bar, with NNQ Vietnamese and Banca – a new Italian restaurant, just across the road. There are also plenty of additional dining options along Woodville Road.
For daytime shows, Two Sisters Café and Rosie’s Rise are both just a short walk away.
Opening Hours (may vary depending on show times and days)
Sunday: 9:00am – 10:00pm
Monday and Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday–Saturday: 9:00am – 10:00pm
Woodville Town Hall
Location: 74-76 Woodville Rd, Woodville , SA, 5011
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This year, make your way west and discover all the magic waiting at Woodville Town Hall’s Fringe Hub 2026.
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