Surprising hilarity of volcanology, insects
Scientist turned comedian Ben Miller, of New York, brings his Volcano Show to the Dunedin Fringe. Photo: Gabriel Miller
Athenaeum Theatre
Sunday, March 15
Reviewer, Marian Poole. PHOTO: ODT FILES
Dunedin Fringe Festival
Athenaeum Theatre
Sunday, March 15
Tabletop adventuring takes to the stage
Dunedin actor Rosella Hart is partaking in Downtime Activities — DnD Livegame as part of this year’s Fringe Festival. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON
Engaging and entertaining
Christopher Sainton-Clark. Photo: supplied
The Night Ali Died
New Athenaeum Theatre, Dunedin
Sunday, March 15
REVIEWED BY TIM SCOTT
White-masked nightmare
Cast and crew of We Remember Wrong, from left, Jackson Rosie, Zach Hall, Thomas Burns, Chris Cook, Warren Loulanting, Nevaeh McKenzie, Andrew Matheson, Eva Clarke at Shore St Studios. Photo: Peter McIntosh
Short St Studio, Dunedin
Friday, March 13
REVIEWED BY MARIAN POOLE
Audience will be included in whodunnit
Starring in The Circus* of Lord Azure the Miraculous at this year’s Dunedin Fringe Festival are (from left) Trish Sullivan, Scott Sumby and Jennifer Currie. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Pints, pipes work together for show
Bangers & Brews co-producers Arlie McCormick (right) and Harriet Moir, lead a session during the recent Masters Games in Dunedin. Photos: supplied
New play tackles memory
Fiery comedy draws from life
Scientist turned comedian Ben Miller, of New York, brings his Volcano Show to the Dunedin Fringe. Photo: Gabriel Miller
Language, laughter focus of show
Comedian Jerome Chandrahasen will give his take on linguistics during the Dunedin Fringe. Photo: supplied
Unique visual, sonic journey
Ōtepoti psych-rock trio OMMU drummer Jeff Harford is part of the canvas for visual images in "The Astral Project", coming to Dunedin Fringe Festival on March 14. Photo: supplied