Hilarious show relatable and deeply personal
Popular Dunedin comedian Harriet Moir kept a packed-out Te Whare O Rukutia audience roaring with laughter during her hilarious show Dear Stalker.
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Plenty of laughs in amusing show
Plenty of laughs in amusing show
MIGRATED CREATIVES PRESENT BROWN SUGAR The Playhouse— Wednesday, March 11The warmth and joy of the Pasifika community was to the fore in sweetly youthful piece Brown Sugar.
Capturing the natural world’s beauty
Capturing the natural world’s beauty
The beauty of the natural world is highlighted in "I found it in the forest", a photography exhibition by a Palmerston-based artist, running as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Rockumentary singalong packs theatre
Rockumentary singalong packs theatre
27 ClubRegent TheatreSaturday, March 21
Send-up of a favourite guilty pleasure
Send-up of a favourite guilty pleasure
CoroNew Athenaeum TheatreFriday, March 20
‘I want to thank the audiences for being so brave’
‘I want to thank the audiences for being so brave’
Audience participation was the order of the day at this year’s Dunedin Fringe Festival which wrapped up last night, after 91 events over the past fortnight.
Story from someone who’s been there
Story from someone who’s been there
After Elsa Couvreur made her video of The Sensemaker temporarily available online, a clip from the show started to turn up in some of the less savoury corners of the internet.
Sublime, intimate, vulnerable performance
Sublime, intimate, vulnerable performance
Producer and artist Nicole Maisey has created an arresting work that delves into her recent ADHD diagnosis.
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Circus show inspired by ADHD diagnosis
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Circus show inspired by ADHD diagnosis
If it was not for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Nicole Maisey would not be an award-winning aerial acrobat, swinging from the roof by her hair.
Horror that’s all too familiar
Horror that’s all too familiar
CasketcaseGlobe TheatreWednesday, March 18The Globe Theatre was packed for Casketcase; A Podcast Style Horror, written, produced and directed by Chelsea McRae with Mario Sadra-De Jong ...
Feeling ambition not met
Feeling ambition not met
Pas de TroisAllen Hall TheatreThursday, March 19Set in 1860s Paris, Pas de Trois depicts three ballerinas — Aurelie, Sylvie and Colette — at loggerheads over who will be selected as their...
Poisonous play
Poisonous play
Podcasts, poison and a promising premise are the ingredients of Casketcase, a new play by Dunedin theatre company Good for Her Productions.
The art of ‘just coping’
The art of ‘just coping’
When I arrived in Dunedin as a medical student, I didn’t imagine I’d one day return as both a psychiatrist and a comedian.
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Tabletop adventuring takes to the stage
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Tabletop adventuring takes to the stage
A group of Dunedin actors are taking their Dungeons & Dragons games to the next level with a series of live events financially backed by the city council.
Surprising hilarity of volcanology, insects
Surprising hilarity of volcanology, insects
A good sized crowd at the New Athenaeum Theatre listened to softly spoken comedian Ben Miller with quiet amusement.
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Audience will be included in whodunnit
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Audience will be included in whodunnit
An immersive murder mystery show at a historic Dunedin home will see one audience member framed for the shocking crime.
White-masked nightmare
White-masked nightmare
A near-capacity audience became engrossed by Dunedin Fringe event We Remember Wrong at the Short St Studio.
Engaging and entertaining
Engaging and entertaining
Christopher Sainton-Clark transforms himself into a myriad of compelling characters.
New play tackles memory
New play tackles memory
What happens when the state controls memory — and asks ordinary people to decide who deserves to live?
Pints, pipes work together for show
Pints, pipes work together for show
Shower and car singers unite for the chance to sing your hearts out at Bangers & Brews — a pub singalong with a twist.