The Fringe is played

Speaking of hubs and nodes. I’m declaring the Fringe Festival totally played. The surprising 5 minute shows and edgy performances are gone, and it’s all so predictable. Even the mermaids aren’t attracting children  – or fathers any more. And what’s with this rubbishy Hub? Glass? Has there been a single drink served in glass at the whole event? It’s finished. Let your grandmother know for next year if she’s spared for that long. 



About AHC McDonald

Comedian, artist, photographer and critic. From 2007 to 2017 ran the culture and satire site The Worst of Perth
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13 Responses to The Fringe is played

  1. Hazel says:

    my own dear MOTHER went this year…. to a show at the Court Hotel, nonetheless

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  2. GivDBird says:

    Do you spew in the general slot?

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  3. Bento says:

    I didn’t even know there could be 47 different kinds of burlesque.

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  4. El Guito says:

    I like the trash hub….da homes gonna no where’s ta get da glass for givin a good ol barmaids kiss

    Maybe next year a used tyre bank…for da trusty Colombian Necktie

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  5. Shreiking Wombat Ninja says:

    Trash? Trash you say? We have been overrun by Americans. What next, sidewalks? I fear for our precious Registered Lawns.

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  6. Blow-In says:

    Can I suggest skimpies night at the Merriwa Tavern? Same target audience (English tradies) the show is more edgy and plenty of beer.

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  7. Sir Bill International says:

    That the fringe is played might have more than a little to do with the old farts on the board,
    https://www.fringeworld.com.au/about/contact_us/

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