If you’re looking for a night of harmless fun, inappropriate references, and hilarious improv catch Improv Attacks Humanity at FRINGE WORLD.
Read MoreSTEM-sational Rapport: The Uncertainty Principle
When is science funny? When two scientists from different disciplines, and hemispheres, meet in a pub to discuss it.
Read MoreA Triumph of Comedic Magic: McMagic Moments
Scottish comedy magician of the year Elliot Bibby is an absolute triumph in this energetic, hilarious, and charismatic magic show.
Read MoreAn Alto-native to Musical Education: Clarinerds!
Clarinerds! is a joyous celebration of music under the guise of a small recital. Playing a sold-out season this year, it’s no wonder why these nerds are in such high demand.
Read MoreRacing Through History - Daniel Nils Roberts: The History of the World in 1 Hour
Daniel Nils Roberts takes us from the Big Bang to Brexit, armed with naught but a clipboard and a slideshow.
Read MoreAn Intriguing Evening of Stories and Social Commentary: Bella Green Is Charging For It
Bella Green, or ‘Peaches’, as she’s known in more intimate circles, is nothing but upfront about her slightly left-of-field lifestyle in this revealing and important show.
Read MoreFun and Silliness En Masse with PickUp: Sex is Funny
Rock-comedy legends PickUp are back at FRINGE WORLD with a mini-festival of their own. We had a chat with the duo, Alia Vryens and Colin Craig, about this run of shows and their performances in general.
Read MoreA Telling Retell: 10 Things I Hate About Taming of the Shrew
Like the show She Wolf, 10 Things I Hate About Taming of the Shrew takes aim firmly at Shakespeare, but this time English brings the discussion forward to the almost modern day, including the more recent retellings of his work and describing exactly why they are just as terrible.
Read MoreTheatrical, Dramatic, and All the Way Hilarious: Woman of the Hour
Classic Hollywood glamour, childhood stardom, and physical theatre combine to form the unreservedly hilarious show Woman of the Hour.
Read MoreA Punderful Exploration of English: Comma Sutra
In her award-winning cabaret Comma Sutra, Louisa Fitzhardinge spins a wonderful tale of her search for love and language in a world so avidly opposed to correct punctuation and spelling.
Read MoreA Musical Romp Through Some Unbelievable Stories: What Doesn’t Kill You [Blah Blah] Stronger
Comedy duo Erin Hutchinson and Tyler Jacob Jones are perfectly in sync in this glorious cabaret all about near-death experiences from around the world.
Read MoreUnchained and Unflinching: Bitch on Heat
An all-guns blazing, brute force demolition of sexual politics, Bitch on Heat is a show that will leave you reeling from sensory overload.
Read MoreA Hilarious Trio of Tartan-Clad Fools: Scotland!
Scotland! is a show filled with tartan-clad mime, thistle-scented slapstick, and a surprisingly touching closing scene.
Read MoreA Festive Reminder of Rom-Com Clichés: Love/Hate Actually
If there’s one thing uniting Amy and Natalie’s opinions of the 2003 film Love Actually, it’s a relentless appreciation for Colin Firth. This, however, is the only instance in which their opinions converge.
Read MoreSides Split by Quick Wit Twits - Jeromaia Detto: Canapes & Cocktails
Sydney improv stalwart Jeromaia Detto warmly ushers his audience into the worlds he creates through character-based sketch comedy in a fantastic example of crowd work done right.
Read MoreTime-Travel, Murder, and Muslin in JANE AUSTEN: PRIVATE EYE
Would Jane Austen make a great literary detective? It’s not a question many have asked, but it’s a premise that draws the audience through the amusing one-woman whodunnit created by Jessica Messenger.
Read MoreA Bit Different: Fisticuff's Sven Hopla
Ahead of his show, opening for the final weekend of FRINGE WORLD 2019, we got the chance to chat with Sven Hopla, the man behind the greasepaint behind the rope behind Fisticuffs.
Read MoreParadise the Highlight: Girls Stand Up
Getting the right mix of funny, edgy and cutting social commentary is a fine balance, and with its all female line up GIRLS STAND UP provides a platform for female comedians and audiences alike to enjoy.
Read MoreCaricature and Flannos in Bogan Shakespeare Presents: Romeo & Juliet
While paring Romeo and Juliet back to the main storyline, this production manages to explore distinctly Western Australian themes including beer, extreme AFL fandom, and the class divides caused by FIFO wages.
Read MoreLose Yourself in Laughter: Garry Starr Performs Everything
In his defiance of critics and hatred of Shakespeare, Starr rampages through an array of theatrical genres in this jam-packed hour of comedy, clowning, and interpretative dance (yes, really).
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