Last Chance to See: 10 Shows Not to Miss!
Moist
This multi-award-winning show floods the stage with daring stunts, cheeky humor, and high-energy performances, executed by four audacious himbo thirst-traps.
Michael Griffiths: Greatest Hits.
Featuring a live three-piece band and a solid-gold set list from Madonna to Violent Femmes this FRINGE WORLD repeat offender will leave you feeling fantastic.
Dane Simpson: Always Was Always Will Be...Funny
As seen on Thank God You’re Here, The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition and Have You Been Paying Attention? Dane puts the 'rad' in traditional.
Kevin Quantum: AND FOR MY NEXT TRICK
Nominated at the Scottish Comedy Awards, ‘Best Magic’ Award at Adelaide Fringe, final stages of Britain’s Got Talent – Kevin will rock your socks off.
Sam Kissajukian: 300 Paintings
2 x Winner of 'Best Comedy' 2022 & 2023 and 'Directors Choice Award’ 2022 at Sydney Fringe Festival.
Sam unknowingly documented his mental states over a five month manic episode via the creation of 300 large paintings. An epic story combining comedy and visual art to explore the Bipolar mind.
Japanese Aussie by Takashi Wakasugi (JPN)
This show is about a Japanese boy who tries to show you his understanding and love about his Favorite country, Australia. Big Bow. Arigato.
Andrew McClelland - A Seated Walking Tour of Western Europe
The safest, funniest, and indeed, cheapest way to tour Europe!
Twerk Noir Tease Night: The Fringe Edition
Let us Twerk Noir Teases (TNTs) 🧨 twerktease you with an hour of body-loving, s-assilicious twerkography, with a sprinkling of bootylicious burlesque and drag performances!
Live Loops/Perth Poetry with Jessie Gordon
Jessie Gordon is back with her live solo looping show, with a twist! This year she is inviting notable Perth poets to share the stage with her.
An entirely improvised performance, Jessie will spontaneously craft a backing track live in front of the audience for her special guest poet to perform to.
Swipe Left for Drama: How Childhood Upsets Cause Romantic Regrets
Shayne unearths our love pitfalls and links them to our childish quests for validation, utilizing a sharp wit formed from his own love bloopers and a sometimes-doubted psychology degree.