With Fringe festivals in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane drawing closer and largely back to full health following years of COVID disruptions, audiences can again expect an almost overwhelming array of music, comedy, theatre, cabaret and dance – not to mention an array of shows spanning these and other genres.
‘It’s edgy and out there, and a Fringe festival is a great platform for something like that,’ she said. ‘We want to push boundaries, but in a way that people can engage with and that’s accessible. A Fringe [festival] is a way for people to discover something new, something they wouldn’t normally see.’