Early On-Sale

I Watched Someone Die on TikTok - Made in Sydney
Fringe is heating up early! After receiving a record number of Artist Registrations in 2025, we’ve just dropped a handful of shows ahead of the full program launch on 7 July. From boundary-pushing theatre to Fringe faves, these early-release tickets will be in hot demand. Book now!

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Spoken Word & Storytelling

Takatāpui

03 - 13 Sep | 55 minutes PACT Centre for Emerging Artists
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Theatre

I Watched Someone Die on TikTok

03 - 13 Sep | 1 hour PACT Centre for Emerging Artists
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Talks and Ideas

FEAST: MORNING TEA EDITION

07 Sep | 1 hour Hurstville Entertainment Centre
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Talks and Ideas

Storyshare: Creative Industries

10 Sep | 1 hour 30 minutes Hurstville Library
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Theatre

Shadow Necropolis

10 - 13 Sep | 1 hour Touring Hub - New Theatre
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Theatre

Twenty Million Thousand Leagues under the Sea

10 - 13 Sep | 50 minutes Touring Hub - New Theatre
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Talks and Ideas

FEAST

11 Sep | 3 hours Hurstville Entertainment Centre
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Talks and Ideas

Content Creation Workshop

16 Sep | 2 hours Hurstville Library
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Dance

Mass Effect

17 - 20 Sep | 45 minutes Touring Hub - New Theatre
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Theatre

The Cadaver Palaver: A Bennett Cooper Sullivan Adventure

17 - 20 Sep | 1 hour PACT Centre for Emerging Artists
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Dance

Superposition

17 - 20 Sep | 1 hour PACT Centre for Emerging Artists
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Theatre

Shit Theatre: Or What's Left of Us

17 - 27 Sep | 1 hour Touring Hub - New Theatre
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Music

Sounds Inside

19 Sep | 2 hours 30 minutes Hurstville Library
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Theatre

Dear Diary

24 - 27 Sep | 1 hour PACT Centre for Emerging Artists
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Theatre

The Cardinal Rules

24 - 27 Sep | 1 hour 10 minutes PACT Centre for Emerging Artists
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Theatre

King

24 - 27 Sep | 1 hour Touring Hub - New Theatre
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