The Actors’ Hub offers valuable experience for those honing their craft but this production falls short, writes Claire Trolio.
Tag Archives: Fringe World
Reviews
Shaken, twisted and stirred, Kiwi style
26 January 2023
There’s a lot more to Laser Kiwi’s Rise of the Olive than circus tricks. Nina Levy is delighted with what she finds.
The Festival Sessions
Love and kisses from Menagerie
24 January 2023
From love’s young dream to the pain of breaking up, this Perth-based indie pop choir invites you to a show that’s about more than happy endings.
The Festival Sessions
Sex, drugs and… opera
24 January 2023
Tenth Muse Initiative is bringing a haunting tale from queer history to The Blue Room Theatre stage this summer, and if you’re new to opera, this could be the place to start.
Reviews
In love with a master manipulator
23 January 2023
Melon the Human charms and delights Rita Clarke and the rest of the audience with his contortion and object manipulation.
Reviews
Classic double act the epitome of Fringe
21 January 2023
The rejuvenated Fringe World begins with a bang with two gigantic shows. (You’ll know why when you take David Zampatti’s advice and see them both!)
The Festival Sessions
Something for everyone at homegrown comedy club
17 January 2023
Variety is the spice of life at The Laugh Resort, and with more than 70 comedians featured in its Fringe line-up, there’s plenty to choose from.
The Festival Sessions
From refugee to business banker to comedian
11 January 2023
It’s hardship that has taught comedian Joe White the value of humour – and he promises plenty of laughs in his stand-up show Ethiopian & Still Not Hungry.
The Festival Sessions
Wigl’it, just a little bit
10 January 2023
Drag Race fans, this one’s for you – RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under star Anita Wigl’it is premiering her new one-woman show Funny Gurl! at Fringe World.
The Festival Sessions
Feeling socially awkward at the circus
9 January 2023
Have you ever experienced the loneliness of being at a party where you don’t know anybody? Melon the Human brings this feeling to life in his debut Fringe show.