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dunedin fringe festival 2014
Dunedin
March 24
Script retired but pair say show could yet evolve
The script of the live-action cartoon show Velcro City was retired when its Dunedin Fringe Festival run finished on Saturday.
Dunedin
March 23
Thousands attend shows - viva la Fringe!
The Dunedin Fringe festival is finished and it tested audiences and pushed boundaries.
Entertainment
March 22
Candid reactions, please
The honest reactions of Dunedin Fringe Festival audiences make it the ideal for premiering and refining a new show, Auckland comedian Nick Rado says.
Entertainment
March 21
Sexual objectification fine in gender-reversed harem
Enter the forbidden quarters of a harem where men are sexually objectified and compete for a woman's love.
Entertainment
March 21
From left field: Cherie Jacobson
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to comedian Cherie Jacobson performing in this year's Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Entertainment
March 21
Blame culture challenged
Little Red Riding Hood gets political and sets the record straight.
Entertainment
March 20
Vampires surface at St Leonards
If you missed the free Dunedin Fringe Festival shows Nosferatu and The Exploding Saxophone at Southern Sinfonia Rehearsal Rooms last week, you can see them again at King George Hall, in St Leonards, tonight and tomorrow.
Entertainment
March 20
From left field: Tarun Mohanbhai
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to comedian Tarun Mohanbhai.
Entertainment
March 20
From left field: Odelle Morshuis
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to artist Odelle Morshuis
Entertainment
March 20
From left field: Lyn Cotton
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to dancer Lyn Cotton
Entertainment
March 20
From left field: Hahna Briggs
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to dancer Hahna Briggs, performing in this year's Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Entertainment
March 20
From left field: Hamish Parkinson
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to comedian Hamish Parkinson, performing in this year's Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Dunedin
March 20
From left field: James Noksie
Reporter Shawn McAvinue puts the hard questions to comedian James Noksie, performing in this year's Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Entertainment
March 20
Small-town life basis of show
Big monuments in small towns inspired the band the Plot Holes to write a Dunedin Fringe Festival show.
Dunedin
March 19
Art, like fragrance, can dissipate
A beautiful artwork born from the scent of a perfume is destined to be destroyed.
Entertainment
March 18
What's on: March 19
Musician Benton Glassey, of Dunedin, plays the keyboards while Shauna Reynolds, of South Africa, plays the sound beam in an interactive musical performance at the Community Gallery yesterday.
Entertainment
March 18
Cutting actor down to size
Actor Richard Hanna, of Ottawa, who is 1.8m tall, tries out the extra-large chair - made in Dunedin last week - that will help him portray a 1.4m-tall Irish dandy in Melody Moore, which is being performed at the Playhouse Theatre from today until Saturday as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Entertainment
March 18
Caught in act of public subversion
The saucy contemporary cabaret In Flagrante is set to ''titillate, stimulate and challenge'' at the Dunedin Fringe Festival on Saturday.
Entertainment
March 17
What's on: March 18
TODAY
Dunedin
March 17
Expression irrepressible
Wellington performance artist Samin Son risked punishment for painting on South Korean Army property with toothpaste. He was desperate for artistic expression.
Dunedin
March 16
City itching for more Fringe tickling
As shows sell out, extra shows are added and audiences want more.
Entertainment
March 16
Actress returns to her creative roots
Most showbiz careers start with a show in the family home and some continue there.
Dunedin
March 14
Couple hire Playhouse for festival
The risks a Wellington couple are taking at the Dunedin Fringe Festival are more than just artistic.
Entertainment
March 14
What's on: March 15
TODAY Daily: Tracing Time, Dunedin Public Library.
Entertainment
March 14
Sometimes the high wire is just a clothesline
Inspired by the glamour and enchantment of the circus, Dunedin Fringe Festival act Vague de Cirque also depicts the routine of life on the road, writes Shane Gilchrist.
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