Adelaide Fringe Festival Review
11 March 2017
Dust off your party pants: 11am is the new 11pm!
If you’ve been missing those days pre-kids when you could shake your stuff on the dance floor then add Kid/Dub Time Machine to your Fringe wish-list. A smorgasbord of favourite dance hits from the 1950s to now, Kid/Dub Time Machine will have you and your little people up and grooving.
Set in the beautiful Magic Mirror Spiegeltent in the Garden of Unearthly Delights, Kid/Dub Time Machine invites parents to dance along with their children in a fun, family-friendly environment. From The Jackson Five to Justin Bieber there’s something for all musical tastes and best of all it doesn’t involve getting a babysitter or having a late night!
The best kids party ever
Kid/Dub Time Machine is billed as the best kids party ever, and is brought to you by the team behind Hot Dub Time Machine, and follows the same time-travelling format.
What the Play & Go kids thought of Kid/Dub Time Machine
While they weren’t familiar with all the musical numbers there were plenty of songs that were real crowd pleasers. I think they enjoyed seeing the grown-ups reliving some of their favourite dance moves from the 80s and 90s.
The big kids really enjoyed the party atmosphere and lighting and the space to dance and express themselves.
Our kids loved the glow-sticks that were handed out as we arrived, and the bubble machine was a massive hit with the toddler. The other highlight was when a cloud of red balloons was released over the crowd during the song 99 Luftballons.
If you’re after something fun and physical to do with your kids then Kid/Dub Time Machine is for you. It’s on at the Garden of Unearthly Delights until 19 March 2017.
Tips for enjoying Kid/Dub Time Machine
❤️There’s water available should you work up a thirst after all that vogueing, twisting and raving.
❤️There’s plenty of seating around the edges of the venue, if little legs need a rest, or if sleep deprived parents need a quiet spot to recharge and chat.
❤️Prams aren’t allowed inside the Magic Mirror Spiegeltent but you can park your pram right outside.
❤️If you’ve got a babe in arms then you might want to bring a sling or frontpack. We saw a couple of babies blissfully sleeping away while their parents danced.
❤️Kids might like to dress up for the occasion. We saw a few little girls in tutus enjoying swirling around.
❤️If you pop your glowsticks in the freezer when you get home this will prolong their life.
Read more about Kid/Dub Time Machine here on the Play & Go website
This review was originally published on Play & Go Adelaide and you can see it here,plus read about all things Fringe. Play & Go Adelaide had media access to the Adelaide Fringe 2017. All reviews are our own opinion from personal experience, unpaid and not influenced by the artist/s and/or promoter/s in any way.
