Everything to know about Melbourne Fringe 2023
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There are more than 450 events in this year’s Melbourne Fringe - yes, more than four decades in, it’s the biggest ever. In this collection, you’ll find reviews of shows from comedy to art, theatre and dance as well as interviews and our guide to what’s on. The festival runs until October 22.
Augmented reality: Fringe theatre kicks off with an AI experiment
You haven’t really done Fringe until you’ve been assigned an AI monster or witnessed an intimate and bizarre avant-garde performance in someone’s loungeroom.
- by Cameron Woodhead, John Bailey, Stephen A Russell, Cher Tan and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
Looking for a laugh? Eavesdrop on the neighbourhood, it’s very funny
Sammy J, Stickybeak, Telia Nevile and Stuart Daulman are among the top-rating comedy acts kicking off this year’s Melbourne Fringe. Our reviewers take a look at the shows offering to leave you in stitches.
- by Donna Demaio, Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Tyson Wray, Cher Tan and Cameron Woodhead