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Suzie Keen

What’s in store at the 2023 Adelaide Fringe

French performance art company Les Commandos Percu’s 'Silence!', coming to Elder Park on Fringe opening weekend, features a stage that evokes a mountain of metal. Photo: Veronique Balege

The number of international shows at Adelaide Fringe will return to pre-pandemic levels in 2023, with a total line-up of more than 1200 events unveiled today ­– including an opening-weekend show featuring pyrotechnics and percussion in Elder Park and a smorgasbord of performances in a new hub in Victoria Square.

Organisers say the overall number of shows registered so far is a 14 per cent increase on 2022, when COVID-19 restrictions were still affecting live performance.

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