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Scientology The Musical - 2018 Adelaide Fringe
 

The writers of Abbott! The Musical, George Glass, invite you to discover the inner workings of the world's most controversial religion. Fresh from sell out shows in Edinburgh and featuring live original music; don't miss this cult hit.


"The songs were quite amazing" The Advertiser
★★★★★ "Intelligent and satirical" Kryztoff

See it before they get sued!

Fri 16 Feb - Sun 4 Mar (no Mondays)

All Shows at 10:15pm

Tix available here: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/scientology-the-musical-af2018

Important information:
Learning the secrets of the universe may lead to losing your mind.

 

Event details

Venue: The Speakeasy at Gluttony
Bookings: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/scientology-the-musical-af2018
Start Date: Sunday 04 March 2018

Fri 16 Feb - Sun 4 Mar (no Mondays), all shows at 10:15pm, Tix $20-$27

 

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