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The Sydney Fringe

The Sydney Fringe

Festival in Marrickville, AustraliaWikipedia

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Sep 25, 2026

Wil AndersonHOST
81:56
Yeah.
Amy RuffleGUEST
81:56
But I'm doing Sydney Fringe, uh, in September at Factory Theatre.
Wil AndersonHOST
81:59
Oh, okay.
Amy RuffleGUEST
81:59
So.
Wil AndersonHOST
82:02
Go along and see the show-
Amy RuffleGUEST
82:03
Yeah
Wil AndersonHOST
82:03
... at the Sydney Fringe, Factory Theatre.
Amy RuffleGUEST
82:04
17th to 18th of September.
Andrew VossHOST
37:00
So what's been happening there?
BarneyGUEST
37:01
So at the moment, Sydney Fringe Festival's on.
BarneyGUEST
37:04
And that's sort of down at the Factory Theatre is the hub for Sydney Fringe comedy.
BarneyGUEST
37:09
And so this show I'm doing, it's a brand new, it's almost a game show format.
Bethany HansonMODERATOR
12:14
So what more is there to do, but do it.
Bethany HansonMODERATOR
12:19
When he's not tumbling, juggling or preparing for his upcoming Sydney Fringe Festival or audition for Cirque du Soleil, he's been known to dabble in evaluating.
Bethany HansonMODERATOR
12:32
Can you please join me in welcoming the first speaker for the affirmative, George Agouris.
George ArgyrisGUEST
12:47
Good afternoon.
Nairi PakaiHOST
0:28
talking to us about the First Nations Yigali artists in residence.
Nairi PakaiHOST
0:34
It's a program by the Sydney Fringe Festival.
Nairi PakaiHOST
0:37
Thanks for jumping on and having a chat with us today.
Peta-Joy WilliamsGUEST
0:40
Thanks for having us.
Erica BrennanGUEST
1:09
And I've been living and working here on Gadigal country in Sydney for the last 18 years now.
Nairi PakaiHOST
1:16
Can you tell us what is this Yagali artist residency?
Erica BrennanGUEST
1:21
Yeah, so the Yalgali artist residency is part of our Yalgali First Nations programming at the Sydney Fringe Festival.
Erica BrennanGUEST
1:29
So when I started at the Sydney Fringe Festival back in 2019, I was a programs coordinator.
Linda CalgaroHOST
6:43
I think it's similar in its approach to the experience, the closest thing to it that I've had is a couple of years ago with...
Linda CalgaroHOST
6:55
the tiny improv theatre company that I had we did a show as part of Sydney Fringe Festival that was five nights and we did a soap opera style show in that the character and the set up continued for five nights so it wasn't a new story it was a continuation of the previous night's story and the players in that show I think there was a cast of ten we had a set character so I played the same character every night But the story continued.
Linda CalgaroHOST
7:26
And everyone else had their roles in these characters.
Linda CalgaroHOST
7:28
It was a small – it's basically set around a bakery in a small town, a small country Australian town, and the relationships of the people who lived there.
ElsieHOST
0:23
Dean is a singer, songwriter, actor, writer and award-winning theatre maker.
ElsieHOST
0:29
Dean was the co-writer of the 2021 concept musical The Breaths in Between and winner of the Commitment and Innovation in Accessibility Award at Sydney Fringe Festival in 2025.
ElsieHOST
0:42
For his most recent work, Dean Don't Dance, a creative access cabaret.
ElsieHOST
0:48
It blends Dean's love for storytelling, soaring melodies, tongue-in-cheek lyricism, and accessibility-driven art into one bubbling musical pot.

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Hot Winds and Weekend Trackwork

Sep 4 · 1 Mention

Johnny RocketHOST
8:36
The Spring Bloom Bollywood cruise leaves King Street Wharf around 9.15pm. And on Oxford Street, the Sash Carousel Third Birthday runs from 10pm through to 6am.
Johnny RocketHOST
8:48
Plus, and don't forget this one, the whole month is Sydney Fringe Festival, with independent theatre, comedy and music popping up all over the city, particularly in the Inner West and CBD.
Johnny RocketHOST
9:01
That's your Saturday Sorted Sydney.
Johnny RocketHOST
9:03
A windy, sunny scorcher heading to 33 in town, 32 out west, 33 at Bondi, a car breakdown to watch on Liverpool Road at Strathfield South, a proper weekend of track work on the trains, so please check before you travel.

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Spring Sunshine and Busy Roads

Aug 31 · 2 Mentions

Johnny RocketHOST
4:37
And now, what's on? And Sydney, buckle up, because September the 1st is basically the starting gun for Sydney's art season.
Johnny RocketHOST
4:46
My top pick, and this is the big one, the Sydney Fringe Festival kicks off today, running all month across more than 70 venues around Greater Sydney, over 450 events spanning theatre, comedy, music, cabaret, visual arts, the whole magnificent lot.
Johnny RocketHOST
5:05
From inner-west warehouses to tiny bars in the CBD to venues out east, tonight the city gets weird in the best possible way.
Johnny RocketHOST
5:14
If you've ever wanted to see a one-person show about a haunted toaster, or a cabaret in a laundromat, or a comedian doing 60 minutes about their group chat, this is your month.
Johnny RocketHOST
7:53
That's your Tuesday sorted Sydney.
Johnny RocketHOST
7:55
A sunny top of 25 in town, a crash on the M4 at Holroyd, lingering heavy traffic through the Croydon Tunnel, and a bus and car crash at Camaray to watch.
Johnny RocketHOST
8:06
Trains humming along beautifully, and today the city is launching the Sydney Fringe Festival, opening Harry Potter the Exhibition.
Johnny RocketHOST
8:13
throwing Velvet Inferno up at the Opera House, opening heathers, playing Waitress at the Lyric, running drag bingo on Oxford Street, and throwing a thrift market at Homebush.

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