Australia’s leading international student news website
Meld
Meld

Melbourne Fringe Festival 2011

Hadi Ismanto

Fri Sep 30 2011

melbfringe

BESIDES its great coffee and its hipsters culture, Melbourne is also known as the culture hub that hosts many great independent artists and acts alike. If you are clueless to where you can find these acts and performances, the Melbourne Fringe Festival is back again this year from now to October 9 to deliver you from your craving of fresh creativity. With the main stage at the Fringe Hub in North Melbourne, and a 100-plus venues spread across town, the festival promises to deliver as many as 325 shows this year.

This year, Melbourne Fringe Festival has categorized its shows and performances to 11 categories in its effort to cater to everyone’s interest. For the live performance avid fans, there is a variety in the category of performance, cabaret, comedy, dance and music. For those who want to be entertained in another different level, the festival offers varieties of circus shows. Live art, special events, talks and visual arts are also catered for those who are looking for a different way to enjoy the display of art itself. There is also Fringe kids, catered for the younger ones who are sure to enjoy a Muppets-style of puppet performance, The Magical Oak Tree or Cosmo the Clown Comedy Magic Show.

For more information, visit the Melbourne Fringe Festival website for the full program listings or get connected through Facebook and Twitter.

Comments