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Sydney Fringe Festival teases 2025 program with new works from local, interstate and overseas creatives

Taking its lead from the major arts festivals, Sydney Fringe – which last year presented 500 events to 100,000 attendees – has announced some of its 2025 highlights early.

3 Jun 2025 20:47

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Charlotte Otton’s ‘I Watched Someone Die on TikTok’ is one of many home-grown productions programmed as part of the 2025 Sydney Fringe Festival. Photo: Supplied.

Sydney Fringe Festival, New South Wales’ largest independent arts festival and running from 1-30 September, has announced the first highlights of its 2025 program.

The 2025 edition of Sydney Fringe will be the final festival for CEO and Festival Director Kerri Glasscock. After 12 years in the role Glasscock is moving on to a new position as Executive Director of Create NSW (as previously reported by ArtsHub).

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