January 26th: From the Voices of Australia’s First Nations Peoples
“People need to understand that the 26th doesn't represent anything but genocide, trauma, pain, and dispossession of land.”
‘Asha’ gives a brilliant peek into middle eastern music culture.
For those interested in music history or in folk music, Asha is a must .
A review of Dirt by Angus Cameron
Dirt by Angus Cameron is a gripping and thoroughly moving piece of theatre.
Review of Miss Samia: The Bae of Bengal
Miss Samia: The Bae of Bengal was a hilarious night out of sass, sex, and sparkles!
Almost, Maine Review
Almost, Maine is a humorous yet emotional theatrical piece that explores the theme of love.
Tea Break fuses classical skill with new ideas.
Tea enthusiasts and classical music lovers alike will adore this unusual Fringe offering.
4x4x4; The Story of You Review
4x4x4; The Story of You is a deeply moving theatrical piece that plays on the theme of human connection.
Kinetica’s Aria: Reprise
When the winners of the 2020 Fringe World Circus Award announce a performance at the Heath Ledger Theatre, heads turn.
Ella Randle’s 28 Grams reviewed
TRIGGER WARNING: Eating Disorders Ella Randle’s 28 Grams is a poignant, intimate, yet humorous exploration of a young woman’s seemingly difficult journey in accepting herself and the life she lives.
Fringe Freak Out
All in all, Fringe Freak Out is a stellar performance and one you should all go to and watch on Feb 12th as a perfect way to end Fringe Festival.