She also assured me there are a couple of extremely filthy songs on offer. So filthy, in fact, we didn't even talk about them. Some discussions are better left for jazz clubs, with dimmed lighting and a whisky in hand. Jen Perry talks with Cabaret artist Jessie Gordon.

"You’ve got to keep repeating the message darls and then when the message gets repeated back to you – that’s when you know you’ve made it.” James Burnside interviews the 'face of Fringe', Famous Sharron.

Matthew admits their shows have become a community "gateway" to Fringe; perfect for punters who are yet to dip their toes into the riskier fare on offer.

COMEDY Presented by Nicole Henriksen Pho Barn at Noodle Palace Review by Jasmine Seabrook-Benson Nicole Henriksen has formed a connection with everyone before the show’s even started. She is friendly, welcoming, exceptionally lively and clearly very pleased to again be performing at Fringe World 2016. Dressed in a vibrant blue Poncho, Nicole reminds us to […]

WA-based Kinetica's 'Dark Matter' is a stunning display of contemporary circus and aerial dance that interacts with theories of astrophysics and the nature of the universe.