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Part choose-your-own-adventure, part theatre, part film-set, part playground; the smash-hit performance A Midnight Visit will takeover Girls School for the 2019 FRINGE WORLD Festival.

After 17 years leading Artrage, the company behind the FRINGE WORLD Festival, Marcus Canning is retiring at the end of the 2019 FRINGE WORLD Festival.

Woodside, Australia's largest independent oil and gas company, has committed to continued and increased support for Perth's favourite annual festival, FRINGE WORLD.

The three-year sponsorship includes naming rights for the Festival's most popular destination, which will now be known as The Woodside Pleasure Garden.

FRINGE WORLD is the best time of year in Western Australia and the 2019 Festival program has been revealed today with tickets for 700 shows on sale offering four spectacular weeks of amazing entertainment and summer good times for all.

FRINGE WORLD Festival has announced a second round of exclusive, early release tickets to some of the hottest acts in the 2019 program.

FRINGE WORLD Festival has announced early release TeaserTix for the 2019 Festival, showcasing a tantalising selection of shows that are sure to be crowd pleasers!

TeaserTix is one of the awesome benefits for FRINGE WORLD Friends and the chance to snap up Fringe tickets before anyone else in Perth.

Gage Roads Brewing Co. has been awarded a 2018 State Arts and Cultural Partnership Honours in the Innovation and Entrepreneur Partnership category for a partnership with FRINGE WORLD Festival that’s about giving back to the Western Australian community, helping fund the state’s arts scene and delivering good times.

Scitech, through support from Inspiring Australia, has partnered with FRINGE WORLD to present the FRINGE WORLD Festival and Inspiring Australia WA Science-Arts Grant.

FRINGE WORLD Festival is inviting independent venues in Western Australia to register their interest in participating in the 2019 Festival.

FRINGE WORLD’s 2018 Impact Report reveals the Festival has consolidated its rapid early years of growth and maintained its position as the largest annual event in Western Australia and the third largest Fringe festival in the world, in terms of tickets sold and attendance.