Tag Archives: Fringe 2024

We Forgive You, Patina Pataznik

Jake and Liv should have had a comfortable life, but they didn’t. And it’s all because of Patina Pataznik, the It Girl of Homebush High. So when they’re offered the chance to go back in time to 2009 and kill … Continue reading →

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Look After Your Knees

Funny Women finalist Natalie Bellingham brings her debut solo show to the Fringe, exploring the space left behind by loss with storytelling, movement and comedy rooted in the clown tradition.

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No Dragon No Lion

The Fringe hadn’t scratched my circus/dance itch yet, so Hong Kong troupe TS Crew’s show on the final weekend was a timely find.

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Rory Cargill: Television 1

Beau Creme, a washed-up gameshow host, is recruited for one more show: a compilation of fictional channel Television 1 through the decades. So begins a bonkers hour romping through televisual nostalgia.

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Animate Lands: A Celtic Myth Cycle

Storyteller Dougie Mackay and musician Freya Rae bring magical tales from the ancient Fianna to life in this fresh, lively show.

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The Funny Thing About A Panic Attack

Author and dancer Ben Kassoy brings his poetry chapbook to life with music and dance in this genre-defying show.

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