This Week at Fringe

While the majority of our 2025 Fringe program wrapped up across hubs and satellite venues over the weekend, the festival is still buzzing. With Fringe Kids presented by Ingenia Holiday Parks taking over the October school holidays, plus award-winning circus, cabaret and immersive theatre continuing across the city, there’s still so much to see. Here are just a few of our Fringe Picks this week:

Fringe Kids

Looking for ways to keep the little ones entertained these school holidays? Fringe Kids has you covered with bubbles, balloons, magic and circus fun galore.

Fringe Picks at The Entertainment Quarter: 

Camp Culture – Faboriginal circus star Dale Woodbridge-Brown’s Tour Ready Award-winning show (Fringeworld Perth) 29 Sep – 5 Oct.

All Star Circus – the dazzling, family-friendly spectacle from Head First Acrobats now playing until 12 Oct.

KABOOM! – mad scientist Magnus Danger Magnus brings big laughs and bigger explosions until 12 Oct.

A One Man Circus – Morgan James does it all in his award-winning solo show playing until 12 Oct.

Fringe Picks at Darling Quarter Theatre: 

Grossed Out Game Show – slime, laughs and friendly competition where the messier you get, the better. 30 Sep to 5 Oct.

Bubbalicious – a baby-friendly sensory theatre delight, perfect for introducing your littlest Fringers to the magic of performance. 30 Sep to 5 Oct.

For the Grown-Ups

Adults can still soak up award-winning performances and late-night fun over the next 2 weeks of Fringe.

Fringe Picks: 

Elixir Revived (until 12 Oct) – fresh from winning Best in Circus at the Fringe Awards, this wild & hilarious circus show about a group of scientists trying to find the elixir of life has had audiences on the edge of their seats.

LASH OUT (until 12 Oct) – Best in Variety winner, an all-femme cabaret/circus/comedy treat that’s been collecting rave reviews since opening last week.

Dizzy’s Ultimate 80s Party Gameshow – join Dizzy O’Dare for a hilarious interactive night out with a killer retro soundtrack.

Adults Only Magic Show – a cheeky, 18+ spectacle of magic and illusion. But get in quick, these tickets are disappearing faster than a rabbit in a hat.

When Night Comes at The Rocks

When Night Comes (until 16 Oct) – Broad Encounters’ dark, decadent and wildly imaginative immersive experience, luring audiences into a seductive world of sensory theatre…

And That’s Just the Start…

These are just some of our Fringe Picks this week, there’s plenty more to discover right across the festival. From slime-covered kids’ shows to award-winning circus and late-night cabaret, Sydney Fringe is still going strong.

👉 Explore the full program and book tickets now.