A month is nothing but just a bad habit.
In a quiet private room, a group of billionaires gather to debate time while two long-suffering political staffers try the impossible, actually get something meaningful done before they get voted out.
When John takes a break from his boyfriend he accidentally meets the girl of his dreams. Filled with guilt and indecision he decides there is only one way to straighten this out….
6:30pm - Back by popular demand - Bottled Blondes by Sarah Greenwood.
8pm - World premiere of The Escape Room by Libby Bramble & Annie Boyle
When one of the Greek gods is murdered, Athena must play detective and solve the mystery before the family tears itself apart.
Blood Wedding by Frederico Garcia Lorca, translated and produced by La Fábrica de Microobios – Gente Perdida.
Looking forward to another year of excellent, experimental, eclectic, effervescent Sydney Fringe Festival.
How do children deal with the impossible? Carly Wijs’s searing, empathetic play tells the story of the 2004 Beslan school siege, through the eyes of two children experiencing it.
Overture strives to unite audiences, fostering connection through shared human experience and acknowledging our common human condition.
Cavale is a poet, a thief, a barroom brawler. Slim is in love with her and desperate to leave. Two wanna-be rock stars await their takeout delivery… or is it their rock-n-roll messiah?
Existential slapstick cabaret at the end of the world.
WE DON’T KNOW WHAT IT WILL BE! BUT IT WON’T BE BORING!
Brad and Janet won't be joining us for this double feature - but you can
Kaleidoscope - A 35 minute teaser will be presented before Secret Girl Stuff kicks off.
Secret Girl Stuff is an episodic one-act production that enters the labyrinth of the female experience and asks audiences, why are the things that are uniquely female so secretive?
The Strong Charmion by Chloe Lethlean Higson - recipient of the 2023 Katie Lees Fellowship
Recipient of the 2023 Katie Lees Fellowship, playwright Chloe Lethlean Higson premieres an extraordinary new work inspired by history’s untameable strongwomen.
Join our incredible Act IV ensemble as they present Andrew Bovell’s Australian classic, Speaking In Tongues.
Your awesome friends and family take to the stage this December!
Flight Path Theatre is thrilled to be hosting Little Triangle and their brand new show 35 MM.
10 Ways to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse
It's the night before her 30th birthday, and Emma is waiting for a Tinder date in the beer garden of the Bank Hotel. He's late. On any other day she would have bailed ten minutes ago, but Emma's got a very important box to tick before the clock strikes twelve, and Mr February is her last chance.
(with a pre show foyer set as FOREPLAY)
Kitchen Sink is back for a second year of weird, feisty, boundary-pushing, and genre defying performing arts. This year's four shows are from a collection of Sydney's most exciting young artists...
IWD Show Offs are fun and low pressure shows. Come along and see your kids perform and Show Off their skills in front of a lovely warm audience made up of family and friends.
“Ironing boards are surf boards who have given up on their dream, Don’t be an ironing board.” Katie Lees, in her play Temporary.
So much to love about Sydney Fringe being back for a stellar line up in 2023!
Three conversations. Three women. As the details of what they share begin to diverge, we realise that a subtle game of survival is being played.
A darkly comic, smashed-up retelling of Richard III, Shakespeare's classic tale about the lust for power, Teenage Dick reimagines the most famous disabled character of all time as a high-school outsider in junior year: the deepest winter of his discontent.
Your awesome friends and family take to the stage this July!
Veronica is a Mum, she’s moved to a new state, she’s pregnant with number two, she’s trying to get it all done. . A story of love, loss, and motherhood through the lens of depression.
Giant Mutant Bunnies are here, spreading devastation everywhere they go.
But there's hope!
Through the good works of Muskus Industries and the groundbreaking robotic technology of the future, exclusive plots on a newly terraformed Mars are now available at the right price, for the right people.
Come on a musical ride through space as our pioneers navigate a catastrophe only a genius could solve.
Arriving on a new unspoiled world, what will they find? The answers are surprising.
THE PYJAMA GIRL is a cabaret musical whodunnit as well as social satire. The Pyjama Girl herself is an Australian historical icon – her emergence from her vat of preserving fluid to search for links between her life and death lends a deeper dimension than just the macabre murder mystery that set the country alight between 1934 and 1944. There is more to be buried than just the celebrated and desecrated corpse!
The Culture examines the search for love in the modern world and considers how dangerous it can really be for a gay man and a woman. Is their friendship enough to keep them safe?
Monday the 3rd of April - Act I, Act II and Act II!
Tuesday the 4th of April - Just Act III
A darkly funny, twisting psychological thriller that questions how far beyond the playground we carry our experiences and the lengths some people will go to for closure.
Monday the 12th of December - Act I and Act II will present their scenes and monologues, followed by Act III's short play.
Tuesday the 13th of December - Just Act III performing Cursed.
