‘I want to thank the audiences for being so brave’
Dancers strike a pose during the one-hour dance-off in the Octagon on Saturday. PHOTOS: PETER MCINTOSH
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Send-up of a favourite guilty pleasure
Coro
New Athenaeum Theatre
Friday, March 20
Rockumentary singalong packs theatre
27 Club
Regent Theatre
Saturday, March 21
Sublime, intimate, vulnerable performance
Nicole Maisey has developed a multi-award-winning show as part of the Fringe Festival. Photo: Stephen Jaquiery
Temporal Aria
Mayfair Theatre
Thursday, March 19
Story from someone who’s been there
Embarrassed Naked Female by Elsa Couvreur. Photo: Aline Zandona
Barbara Frame
Embarrassed Naked Female
New Athenaeum Theatre
Thursday, March 19
REVIEWED BY BARBARA FRAME
Horror that’s all too familiar
Image: supplied
Globe Theatre
Wednesday, March 18
The Globe Theatre was packed for Casketcase; A Podcast Style Horror, written, produced and directed by Chelsea McRae with Mario Sadra-De Jong (producer/composer and media designer) and Cody McRae (producer and technical manager).
Circus show inspired by ADHD diagnosis
Award-winning aerial acrobat Nicole Maisey rehearses before last night’s Dunedin Fringe Festival performance at the Mayfair Theatre. The show is on again tonight and tomorrow. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY
Feeling ambition not met
Pas de Trois
Allen Hall Theatre
Thursday, March 19
Set in 1860s Paris, Pas de Trois depicts three ballerinas — Aurelie, Sylvie and Colette — at loggerheads over who will be selected as their maestro’s next prima ballerina, after the incumbent comes down with tuberculosis.
The art of ‘just coping’
Psychiatrist and comedian Dr Jo Prendergast presents her solo show #Coping as part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival. Photo: supplied
Poisonous play
Casketcase will be staged during the Dunedin Fringe Festival. Image: supplied