This Week at Fringe

*Don’t despair: Fool’s Paradise and When Night Comes continue until 12 October, plus we’ve got two weeks of affordable School Holiday Fun still to come.

Dance Hub at Sydney Dance Company

24 – 27 September
Our Dance Hub leaps into Sydney Dance Company with a powerful line-up headlined by our Tour Ready winner from NZ Fringe. Don’t miss Liv Tennet’s For You to Know and Me to Find Out – a masterclass in movement and humour, and a heartfelt ode to motherhood that will leave you laughing and crying in equal measure.

Wright & Grainger in Lane Cove

25 – 28 September | Pottery Lane Performance Space
Fresh from a sold-out season at The Rocks, UK duo Wright & Grainger bring their award-winning shows HELIOS, Orpheus and the family favourite Grandpa Poseidon to Lane Cove for four nights only. If you missed them earlier in the festival, this is your last chance before they leave Sydney!

Touring Hub: KING & Sh!t Theatre

Over at the Touring Hub, we welcome KING, Jo Tan’s solo drag theatre sensation from Singapore. Plus, audience favourites Shit Theatre continue their run of Or What’s Left of Us, blending stunning storytelling, folk music and post-show pub sing-arounds in a way that’s captivated Sydney audiences.

Made in Wollongong at PACT

A double bill of local brilliance: The Cardinal Rules by Hurrah Hurrah and Dear Diary by Kay Proudlove. See them together for a night of incredible Wollongong-born talent that proves homegrown theatre packs just as much punch as the internationals.

Yalgali Markets

Saturday 27 September | 10am – 4pm | Redfern Community Centre
Support First Nations stallholders and artists at the Yalgali Markets. From jewellery and art to delicious food, it’s the perfect Saturday outing to treat yoself and take something truly special home.

Off Broadway Hub: Stranger Sings!

Stranger Things meets musical theatre! The Off-Broadway parody hit Stranger Sings! makes its Australian premiere at Eternity Playhouse. If you’re a fan of the Netflix cult classic, this hilarious send-up is a must-see.

Fool’s Paradise: Lash Out

The fierce, all-female ensemble Lash Out storms into Fool’s Paradise at The Entertainment Quarter this week. Expect seductive, powerful performances in a circus-cabaret spectacle that demands your attention.

Indie Theatre at The Old Fitz

Catch two of the most talked-about new works of the festival: Selkie and She Threaded Dangerously. After rave audience reviews in previews, these indie gems are unmissable for theatre lovers.

Feels Like Fringe

Our pick? Head on over to Emerging Artist Share House at Erskineville Town Hall and catch I, Julia, the one-woman show where comedian Lily Hensby tries to perfect her Julia Louise Dreyfus impression.

With plenty more unfolding throughout the Festival this week, check out the program and grab your tickets today to get your final dose of Fringe magic before it’s gone!