Q&A: Raybon Kan
Q&A: Raybon Kan
Question and Answer time with Raybon Kan, a comedian performing at the 2017 Dunedin Fringe Festival.
Dunedin Fringe Festival 2017
Going solo no joke
Going solo no joke
English comedian Simon Clayton is set to hit it out of the park, but not on his own yet.
Workshop to explore actors life stories
Workshop to explore actors life stories
A workshop exploring the life stories of six actors is the basis of the Dunedin Fringe Festival show Life Stories: A Work Showing, which premieres tonight.
Q&A with Charmian Hughes
Q&A with Charmian Hughes
Shawn McAvinue talks with Charmian Hughes about her show Soixante Mirth, which she will perform during this year's Fringe Festival.
Comedian big fan of Highlanders
Comedian big fan of Highlanders
A Scottish comedian travelled from the lowlands to cheer on The Highlanders in Dunedin.
‘Queen’ revived for festival
‘Queen’ revived for festival
The cast of Dunedin Fringe Festival show Queen dance to the song It's Raining Men near the Fortune Theatre yesterday.
Q&A with Jeremy Elwood
Q&A with Jeremy Elwood
Shawn McAvinue talks with comedian Jeremy Elwood, who is returning to the Fringe Festival after an absence of several years.
Mothers of all shows
Mothers of all shows
A couple of tough mothers are set to initiate strangers tonight.
Showcase starts festival
Showcase starts festival
Dunedin Fringe Festival opening night showcase co-hosts Tahu Mackenzie and Oscar Kightley entertain at the Dunedin Town Hall last night.
Theatre, but not as you know it
Theatre, but not as you know it
We all dream about the places we would love to travel to, but poet Jenny Powell has taken it a step further.
Music from the edge
Music from the edge
First held in 2000, the biennial Lines of Flight festival is about to celebrate its 10th season of experimental music, writes Shane Gilchrist.
Housewife's guide to life
Housewife's guide to life
The fear of standing up on stage has passed for Irish comic Mary Bourke who will tread the boards at Dunedin’s Fringe Festival.
Sound education
Sound education
A mythical, musically significant record shop will be celebrated as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival, writes Shane Gilchrist.
Curtains again for cinema
Curtains again for cinema
Mystery surrounds a one-night-only Fringe Festival cinematic experience in a "vanished" Dunedin movie theatre.
The word is out
The word is out
Word is getting around that the Dunedin Fringe Festival is the place to be for actors, comedians and performers of all types.