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Melbourne Fringe have developed a bespoke platform for hosting a wide variety of digital events which has become a staple of the Melbourne Fringe Festival since 2020. There’s a range of on demand and scheduled events that you can enjoy instead of your nightly 2-hour scroll through the Netflix catalogue. Check out what’s on offer!
Presented by Queen Victoria Women's Centre
Genre: Words & IdeasA night of poetry, performance and stories shared by five incredible artists.
Written by Emma Gibson
Genre: TheatreAn atmospheric gothic thriller from a powerhouse solo theatre performer
Created by St Michael's Grammar School / Bloomshed
Genre: Words & IdeasA sizzling new dramatic podcast from Melbourne's most incisive 12 - 18 year olds.
Featuring Aaron Wyatt and James Howard
Genre: Words & IdeasCutting-edge experimental musicians chat sound, place, and creative identity
Performed by Matt Kelly and Genevieve Mooy
Genre: KidsAn interactive Zoom show for Grandparents and their Grandchildren who live apart!
Written and Directed by Joshua Hosie
Genre: Visual Arts & FilmJoin Rose as she uncovers the truth behind a secret society of consensual cannibalism.
Created and Performed by Melinda Smith
Genre: ExperimentalAn autobiographical memoir blending live performance with revolutionary technology.
Performed by Pam Wood
Genre: TheatreA rebellious celebration of mental health reclamation by an outlier defying the rules of theatre.
Presented by Dawn Industry
Genre: MusicDiscover underground music and visuals in our specially crafted website for this year's Fringe!
Written and Directed by Kate Zarb
Genre: Visual Arts & FilmOne Martian's accidental journey to Earth to stop Elon Musk (A multimedia adventure).
Written and Performed by Norm Reynolds
Genre: TheatreSome scripts take a lifetime to write.
Written by Rowena Hutson
Genre: TheatreA semi-autobiographical-time-travelling-sci-fi adventure.
Written and Performed by Ashley Apap
Genre: ComedyWith a brain that won’t stop and body that slows her down, Apap obliterates her comfort zone.
Presented by Greenpeace Australia Pacific
Genre: Words & IdeasExploring new ideas for a brighter, greener future
Created by Clavis Collective
Genre: Visual Arts & FilmAn interactive multi-media mystery.
Devised by Maxine Palmerson
Genre: Visual Arts & FilmAn digital interactive piece exploring your inner world.
Directed by Dr Puva P Arumugam
Genre: Visual Arts & FilmUnpacking the woes of life of a migrant woman through poems, enactment, music, and installation art.
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