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Nov 07, 2013, updated May 12, 2025

With a start date of February 14, Adelaide Fringe 2014 isn’t too far away – and Christmas 2013 is even closer, so why not start your Christmas shopping and grab some Fringe gift vouchers?

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The 2014 Fringe program will be revealed on Friday, November 29, when tickets go on sale, but Fringe gift vouchers are on sale now.

And as Principal Partner of the Adelaide Fringe, from November 26 BankSA is offering its customers the opportunity to beat the rush and purchase tickets before they go on sale to the public. Just visit http://www.banksa.com.au/about-banksa/community-sponsorship/adelaide-fringe or head to the Fringe box office in Rundle Mall under the Gawler Place canopy.

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