Irish-born performance artist Christopher Samuel Carroll delivers a captivating solo performance incorporating audio cues, mime and expression to deliver a tale of hope, spirit, courage and man’s struggle in the face of war and conflict.
All in Fringe
FRINGE REVIEW: Lysistrata is admirable in concept, messy in execution
Lysistrata is a comedy written by Aristophanes in 411 BC. However, it is disappointing that the effort to create connections between the source material and the feminist movement remains surface-level throughout this update.
FRINGE REVIEW: The Complete Craziness of Club Briefs
If you’re chasing an evening to sit back, relax and enjoy the show, Club Briefs isn’t for you.
INTERVIEW: The cast of Super-FANNY-Tastic discuss their creation
We were lucky enough to be able to chat to the stars of the show and get a further look into their thoughts on Super-FANNY-Tastic.
FRINGE REVIEW: Poorly Drawn Shark features hilarious and biting social commentary
Poorly Drawn Shark is an autobiographical account of Perth-based performer Andrew Sutherland’s time as a jobbing actor-slash-model in Singapore.
FRINGE REVIEW: Little Death Club — brilliant and original cabaret
With a collection of hyper-talented misfits, miscreants and fantastic freaks, Little Death Club is the only sensible response to our increasingly divided and fearful world.
FRINGE REVIEW: Super-Fanny-Tastic is, well, exactly that
Funny, honest and informative, Super-FANNY-Tastic is a show straight from the heart.
FRINGE REVIEW: Let Railed take you for a ride this Fringe season
There’s a new sheriff in town. And by sheriff, I mean one heck of a Fringe show — more specifically, one put on by the ever-loved Headfirst Acrobats.
FRINGE REVIEW: "Wild-Her-Ness" is poetry performed with heart, wit, and love
‘Poppy Sloan’s WILD-HER-NESS! promises a new generation of poet: one whose understanding of womanhood digs deeper and deeper.
FRINGE REVIEW: A Midnight Visit is Madness Incarnate
Having travelled around Australia, transforming disused spaces into lucid wonderlands, A Midnight Visit has arrived in Perth thanks to Fringe World Festival and Broad Encounters. Warning: some light spoilers ahead!
FRINGE REVIEW: Is La Soirée 2019 Worth The Hype?
Those who frequented the Ice Cream Factory this summer can now look forward to it as the home of Fringe World’s LA SOIRÉE 2019.
FRINGE REVIEW: 6056 — Making Midland Proud
Set upstairs in Perth’s Flour Factory, Cameron McLaren’s 6056 is an encapsulation of Perthie humour with a dash of social commentary, cynicism and a plethora of self-deprecating jokes.
FRINGE REVIEW: FRONT is a Story of Sex & Dudes & Rock & Roll
FRONT brings a lot of energy and great performances to the stage, but is let down by what it leaves unsaid…
FRINGE REVIEW: Blanc de Blanc is showstopping, incredible and hilarious
Be prepared for an evening filled with vintage glamour, breathless abandon and the world’s finest cabaret and acrobatic talent.
What we’re looking forward to at Fringe World Festival 2019
Fringe World season is upon us once again! Here are some of the Fringe shows we are looking forward to the most.
FRINGE REVIEW: Feminah is Fierce and Funny Cabaret
Feminah is a darkly funny exploration of womanhood today, and a must-see of this year’s Fringe season.
POP VULTURE: Cool & Smart Boys
Melbourne comedy duo Barney Pollock and Matt Young take you aboard an otherworldly train ride to Paradise, a colourful absurdist romp through the realm of desire and validation. We chat with them ahead of their upcoming show at Fringe World, showing from 12th - 16th of February 2019.
Theatre Review: Julia Robertson Shines in Blueberry Play
It would be an understatement to say that Blueberry Play makes you feel.
FRINGE SPOTLIGHT: Getting to Know Brisbane's Backyard Theatre Collective
We chatted to Backyard Theatre Collective to get all the details about their show, dance tastes, creative process and of course, snack choices.
Interview: Emerging playwright Ang Collins shares her inspiration behind Blueberry Play
Shortlisted for the 2017 Griffin Award, Ang Collins’ Blueberry Play presents a storyline that includes themes of family life, adolescence, and mental and physical illness. We were lucky enough to chat to the emerging playwright and discover what inspired her to create this intimate story, as well as what’s in store for the future.