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    Fringe Inspiration- Laura E. Goodin, Comets and Chocolates

      Laura E. Goodin of Moonburn Productions is a Sydney Fringe veteran, having produced her full-length play The Death of Albatross in the 2011 Fringe. This year she and Moonburn are bringing a completely different type of show to the Seymour … [Read More...]

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    Fringe Inspiration- Rachel Chant, The Pitchfork Disney

    Writer and theatre director Rachel Chant has written quite a lot about her experience directing The Pitchfork Disney in last year's Fringe, including this article that appeared in Arts Hub last year, as well as documenting her experience on her … [Read More...]

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    Fringe Inspiration- Sleeping Kingdom, Waking Beauty

    We think of fairy tales as cute stories our parents used to read to us before bed, but pre-Disney/The Brothers Grimm, a lot of them were pretty dark. That's where professional folklorist (we didn't know it was a thing either, but how cool does it … [Read More...]

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    Fringe Inspirations- The Tempest, Steampunked!

    One great place to search for inspiration is the past- why not put your own twist on a classic story? That's exactly what the team behind The Tempest- Steampunked!  (now a theatre group called The Puzzle Collective) did in their 2012 Fringe show, … [Read More...]

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    Fringe Inspirations- Keira Daley, LadyNerd

      An idea for a great Fringe event can come from anywhere- even something as simple as your interests. Cabaret performer and self-confessed nerd Keira Daley used her lifelong love of all things nerdy to create her first solo show LadyNerd in … [Read More...]

    Special Events

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    Demisting the Mystery Bus.

    It's all about mystery and sexy secrets these days, isn't it? And why the hell not, it makes a night out a whole lot more exciting. Right here you have eight unique nights of entertainment to choose from and I daresay if you get on one mystery bus … [Read More...]

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    Seen at the Street Party

    I popped in for a look at"Free For All", the street party celebrating the first night of the Sydney Fringe, in Newtown Square. It was still early in the evening, and already a happy crowd were settling in to take in the sounds of the free music, and … [Read More...]

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    Mystery Bus Clues Revealed

    Experience Sydney’s underbelly in in this series of quirky eclectic events at secret locations. That’s right folks, Mystery Bus clues have been revealed! After a sold out show for 2011 Fringe the Mystery Bus is back developing some of the … [Read More...]

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    Circus / Burlesque

    'Esque' by Dusk Devi Vision | www.duskdevi.com

    Not quite burlESQUE…

    'Esque' is described as being a cabaret of burlesque and play.  "European" … [Read More...]

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    Music

    REVIEW: The Hipstones and Virna Sanzone

    The Hipstones haven’t graced our shores in what feels like eons! But for a … [Read More...]

    Giveaway: Rick Price & Glenn Cunningham

    When Glenn Cunningham performed Rick Price's hit 'Heaven Knows' on 'The … [Read More...]

    Giveaway: Vince Jones

    Vince Jones is a jazz singer like no other, a stylish interpreter of other … [Read More...]

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    Comedy

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    Fringe Inspirations- Keira Daley, LadyNerd

      An idea for a great Fringe event can come from anywhere- even … [Read More...]

    REVIEW: BARELY LEGAL – AUSTRALIA’S BEST YOUNG COMEDIANS

    In a nutshell, Barely Legal was a good show.  Your garden variety stand-up … [Read More...]

    REVIEW: Bruce SpringSTEEN! LIVE IN CONCERT

    When I enjoy a show, I usually feel inclined to spruik it (at least to some … [Read More...]

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    Review: Now you are safe from them.

    Word of warning: don't be looking for a bar or brightly lit sign on the side of … [Read More...]

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    Now You Are Safe From Them

    What could be more intriguing than "A collaboration that originated in a tiny … [Read More...]

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    Life In Miniature by AIVDT

    Life in Miniature will be performed at the Sydney Fringe Festival by Perth based … [Read More...]

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    Theatre

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    Fringe Inspiration- Rachel Chant, The Pitchfork Disney

    Writer and theatre director Rachel Chant has written quite a lot about her … [Read More...]

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    Pearls Before Swine: An Evening With Orson Welles

    I didn’t want it to end.  The rolling dulcet tones of that Mid-Atlantic … [Read More...]

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    Review: Alarum

    The best word to describe Alarum would be intense.  After reading the rather … [Read More...]

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    Visual Arts

    Simon and our inner ogre

    Review: Let’s Paint: There is a creative in all of us.

    Did you know that we all have an inner ogre which prevents us from unleashing … [Read More...]

    Nigel-Sense

    Nigel Sense works with tools.

    Sheffer Gallery is a wonderful little space hidden away in the back streets of … [Read More...]

    Rock and Roll Shots – Opening Night

    The Green Room Lounge in Enmore attracted quite the crowd for Emmy Etié’s … [Read More...]

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    Poetry

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    Alice R Fraser: From lawyer to stand-up comedy

    Alice R Fraser is descending on the Sydney Fringe with not one … [Read More...]

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    Putting It Together – Sondheim at Sydney Fringe

      If you're a bit of a musical theatre geek (or even a Gleek) then, boy, … [Read More...]

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    Repeat Offender – Cathy Bray

    Cathy Bray of 2010 sell-out show 'Mad Woman's Breakfast. Eat my Bush!' gives us … [Read More...]

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    Kids

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    Wild Havoc and Fart Jokes

    Kids are a tough crowd. Far from being easy to tackle with a freshly laid down … [Read More...]

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    • Fringe Inspiration- Laura E. Goodin, Comets and Chocolates
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    • Fringe Inspiration- Sleeping Kingdom, Waking Beauty
    • Fringe Inspirations- The Tempest, Steampunked!
    • Fringe Inspirations- Keira Daley, LadyNerd
    • REVIEW: BARELY LEGAL – AUSTRALIA’S BEST YOUNG COMEDIANS
    • REVIEW: The Hipstones and Virna Sanzone
    • Pearls Before Swine: An Evening With Orson Welles
    • Review: Key’s to a woman’s heart
    • Not quite burlESQUE…
    • REVIEW: Bruce SpringSTEEN! LIVE IN CONCERT
    • Review: Alarum
    • Review: Steve: Two sugars thanks I’ve had a bad day
    • REVIEW: “PLACES, PEOPLE!”
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    • Review: Sleeping Kingdom, Waking Beauty
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    • Review: Le Gateau Chocolat (UK) – the man, the performer, who calls himself chocolate cake in french??
    • Review: Limsanity and the Mayor of Easy Street! (in 3D)
    • Shove over, “Only A Ginger”. Kelfi and Fikel rule.
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    • Nigel Sense works with tools.
    • Review: Now you are safe from them.
    • Review: Phuklub XXL
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    • Review: The Pitchfork Disney was a winner!
    • Review: SEIZURE KAISER: SUPERVILLAIN @ FUSEBOX
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    • Giveaway: Le Gateau Chocolat
    • Giveaway: From Slavery to Star Trek
    • Giveaway: Kelfi & Fikel
    • Review: Why on earth…? Just GO!
    • Would you trust Shirley Temple?
    • Behind the scenes of ‘Esque’: a burlesque cabaret
    • A 16 year old called Steve is having a very bad day…
    • Giveaway: Jack Druce – Unqualified Life Coach
    • Giveaway: Rick Price & Glenn Cunningham
    • Review: Smooth Criminals
    • Giveaway: Vince Jones
    • Giveaway: Seizure Kaiser: SUPER VILLAIN
    • Review: A cosy night out – Stories for the Coping Hearted
    • Giveaway: Zombie Cats will eat your Soul, Man
    • Giveaway: Stories by Starlight
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    • Giveaway: Tim Freedman
    • David Cunningham’s Evening Learning Humour Symposium
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    • Demisting the Mystery Bus.
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