Gluttony

Gluttony is Adelaide Fringe’s open-air arts and hospitality hub, returning each summer to Murlawirrapurka / Rymill Park in Adelaide’s East End. It began as a food and wine weekend in 2010, became a Fringe venue hub in 2011 and has since hosted thousands of artists. Arranged around the park’s lake, Gluttony combines pop-up theatres, big tops and outdoor stages with bars, restaurants, food stalls, public art and areas for families and late-night crowds. Its program covers comedy, cabaret, circus, theatre, music, dance, magic, burlesque, spoken word and children’s entertainment, with spaces ranging from intimate rooms to large festival venues. The 2026 season presented around 180 shows across 15 performance spaces, supported by 25+ food vendors. Entry to the precinct is generally free, with tickets required for individual shows. Accessible facilities include step-free routes, accessible toilets, a sensory break tent and selected Auslan-interpreted, relaxed and tactile performances.