Fringe director thrilled with festival
The Dunedin Fringe Festival is over for another year and has been a success, director Josh Thomas says.
Dunedin Fringe Festival 2016
Glen’s 'unreliable witness' a triple awards winner
Glen’s 'unreliable witness' a triple awards winner
A Dunedin production took the top prize at Fringe Awards Night.
Comic journey through gender labels
Comic journey through gender labels
Get set for an autobiographical performance celebrating a Northland comedian's many coming outs.
Clay, dance make ‘Stuck in the Mud’
Clay, dance make ‘Stuck in the Mud’
Enter the potter's den and experience the Middle East.
‘Sex clown’ sends up gender, sexuality issues (+ video)
‘Sex clown’ sends up gender, sexuality issues (+ video)
The self-proclaimed ‘‘fairy godmother of bent burlesque'' is set to send up gender and sexuality issues in her Dunedin Fringe Festival show.
One out of the box
One out of the box
Dunedin comedian Simon Kingsley-Holmes tells jokes in the Otago Daily Times Black Box at Fringe HQ yesterday to promote his show You Get What You Pay For.
Not pure and perfect by any stretch (+ video)
Not pure and perfect by any stretch (+ video)
A couple of classical singers are embracing their strengths and weaknesses in a new comedy cabaret and leaving time to socialise.
‘Children’s show’ goes on offensive
‘Children’s show’ goes on offensive
Brace yourself for an R18 children's show brought to you by the letter O for offensive.
Fringe Festival: Quick fix
Fringe Festival: Quick fix
Daniel John Smith, Wellington, Comedian.
What's on at the Fringe Festival
What's on at the Fringe Festival
TODAY
10am to 4pm: elparo emerges, 167 Rattray St.
Noon: Fringe Black Box, Festival HQ.
6pm: Slutty Ladies Garden Party, The McDougall's Garden.
7pm: Two Zones Please, Toitu.
7.30pm: Loose: A Private History of Booze & Iggy Pop 1996-2015, Taste Merchants.
Role reversal
Role reversal
Actors Kerry Lane (left), of Dunedin, and Joshua Coles-Braun, of Twizel, practise on the Otago Museum lawn yesterday for their respective roles as Mr S. Treighton Arrow II and Joanna LaHeaux for the Dunedin Fringe Festival show A Sanctimonious Celebration of Drag and S&M.
Walking his way to art
Walking his way to art
A stroll the length of New Zealand has given a French artist the time to think about his Dunedin Fringe Festival performance.
Taking words to a new place
Taking words to a new place
The word and the note are meeting halfway in a collaborative arts event, writes Tom McKinlay.
Comedian cutting loose on Iggy
Comedian cutting loose on Iggy
Get ready for a performance of raw power.
Poetry production a load of bollards (+ video)
Poetry production a load of bollards (+ video)
The hit visual art comedy about bollards could return to the Dunedin Fringe Festival for an encore performance.
Pecha Kucha night chance for concise communication
Pecha Kucha night chance for concise communication
The Dunedin Fringe Festival production Pecha Kucha Night Dunedin City Vol. 28 tonight will feature 12 presenters, who are given 20 seconds to speak on each of 20 images.
‘Two Moronnies’ aim to dispel worries
‘Two Moronnies’ aim to dispel worries
A couple of Scottish Borders villagers gained international status at Dunedin Fringe Festival last night.
Fine comedy — and just a bit of ignorance
Fine comedy — and just a bit of ignorance
The first four days of the Dunedin Fringe Festival are over but never fear, there's another week of performances to fray your freak flag.
Wolf at the window
Wolf at the window
Dunedin musician Wolfman Stuey performs in the Otago Daily Times Black Box at Fringe HQ yesterday.
Enter the New World Interview (+ video)
Enter the New World Interview (+ video)
Binge Culture co-creator Ralph Upton listens to his Dunedin Fringe Festival work Enter the New World at New World Centre City.