Jamie Mykaela: DADDY Fringe Review 2021
Daddy will have you rethinking every song you’ve ever heard and removing your rose-coloured glasses towards artists protected by their celebrity.
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.
Daddy will have you rethinking every song you’ve ever heard and removing your rose-coloured glasses towards artists protected by their celebrity.
As far as first times go, my first experience at the rooftop movies was everything I could have wanted it to be. An immersive cinema
There’s something to be said about Fringe World Festival and how it gives artists from all walks of like a platform to showcase their essence.
Heading into this show hoping for something a little R Rated? Unfortunately there will be no nudity, but you’ll have so much fun you won’t
Perth, we have a movie superstar in our fair city. James Hancox hails from ‘Hollywood’ (that is what the UK is referred to in Action),
Father Hooroo will rock your world. This is 55 minutes of mind blowing cult status comedy. Perth local comedian Matt Storer brings something to the
A woman talking about dating and its perils in 2021? Sounds a bit cliche right? Yet this Fringe show is far from cliche. Yes, talking
Hilarious, salacious and wildly inappropriate – Drag Queen Comedy Hour was everything I had hoped for, with plenty of absurd surprises hidden within. Witty and
“Six American teenagers host a sit-in protest in response to a murder committed at their high school. Live-streaming and moving their entire lives into their
The B-Plot Girls follows the lives of Jen – ‘a ball-busting girl boss determined to break into the boys club of journalism’ and Bridget –
Eyes down! Have you been to Bingo with your Nan, or perhaps you went for the cheap drinks at the local RSL? Regardless of why,
If you’ve ever cried at a sad movie, driven somewhere familiar with no recollection of how you got there, zoned out of a conversation, taken
Captivated from the first second, Prismatic had us all transported into a dreamscape karaoke bar where each performer had a story to tell. Giving too
This is the review of the only Fringe Show you need to see! Brought to you by the Perth Sax Rockers , a powerhouse of
Raw and personal, She Is Strong is the perfect example of why we all ought to be supporting local, independent shows at Fringe World Festival.