Boop REVIEW- Fringe World Perth 2024
“Boop” presents a unique blend of physical theatre and acrobatics, though it may not be everyone’s cup of tea. Personally, the performance felt reminiscent
FRINGE WORLD returns with a burst of creativity, captivating audiences with a kaleidoscope of performances from Friday, 17th January until 16th February.
The 2025 line up promises a tapestry of awe-inspiring local acts and international artists, weaving together a cultural celebration that transcends boundaries.
From the heart of Western Australia to the far reaches of global creativity, we’ve meticulously curated a list of must-see performances that encapsulate the essence of Fringe — daring, innovative, and always pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
“Boop” presents a unique blend of physical theatre and acrobatics, though it may not be everyone’s cup of tea. Personally, the performance felt reminiscent
Whether, like me you discovered Kate Bush by watching Countdown as a 13-year-old or just recently watching Max escaping Vecna (you have to be
Good Vibrations at The Maj On a stifling hot Perth summer evening its was great to enter Downstairs at The Maj for some cool vibrations. The
I love going to the intimate, New York style Ellington Jazz Club in Beaufort Street. When we discovered that multi award Jazz and Blues vocalist
If you love movies and improv comedy, an entertaining night out exists this Fringe Festival season at Fantasia’s Jester Court located in our iconic Perth
Grammar nerds unite, your queen, Louisa Fitzhardinge is here! If you’ve ever cringed over signs which use apostrophes to mark plurals, then this show is
Prepare to be captivated in a rapture of the risqué with “An Exploration of the Erotic: Licentious,” a show that’s as exhilarating as it is
All That She Wants promises a night of jokes, sexy secrets and life hacks. It immediately conjures up images of sleepovers where you spend the
I have a soft spot for cross-cultural comedies, particularly those which focus on relationships. You see, I am mixed. My husband is mixed. Between us,
DJ Groove Terminator set the scene beautifully setting the nostalgic love for house music through the ages. From the moment that the Soweto Gospel Chior
Nothing says Fringe quite like dazzling costumes, scantily clad entertainers and the types of circus acrobatics that make your jaw drop and your head
Patrick McPherson presents his one-man play about relationships. It was theatrical, entertaining and packed with playful jokes as he takes the audience on a winding
Experiencing “Wet” at the Perth Fringe Festival was truly eye-opening. From the moment it began, I found myself on an emotional rollercoaster—laughing one minute, tears
When Claire Fahie began her rendition of Etta James classic, At Last, I was completely entranced and so was the packed house at Ellington Jazz
My interest in Fringe World’s Camino Man was peaked because I’m a hiker, a long-distance hiker and the Camino (the Way) in Spain is the