Sell-out shows, good crowds thrill organisers
Six sold-out shows already, and good crowds generally have cheered Fringe Festival organisers as the festival approaches the half-way mark.
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Smashing tribute to NZ theatre identity
'Downton Abbey' satire celebrates literary status
Pair make exhibition about nostalgia
Poetry packing 'em in
In honour of 'a magical person'
New Zealand theatre personality Warwick Broadhead, brought to life in film-maker Florian Habicht's Rubbings From a Live Man, was a ''leader of his own cottage industry of expression'',
Black Box flash of pure Fringe
Poets take it to the street
They had to compete with rap music coming from a nearby bar, and an audience of just two people, but a group of poets bravely took their art to the Octagon last night.
All the world's a dance floor
Nicole Wilkie leapt, spun, flicked her hair in the direction of the Robbie Burns statue, then crawled dramatically across the vertical wall underneath the stony-faced Scottish poet.