Puppet Fiction: Pulp Fiction with Strings Attached
Part of Fringe Festival 2012 at BATS Theatre
Killing time between theatre shows? Watch a scene. Filling a night? Come to three. Pulp aficionado?…
Chairman of the Beard
Chairman of the Beard
By Adam Page
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
A one-man band has never sounded so good. Adelaide multi-instrumentalist Adam Page makes spontaneous symphonies on stage, feeding all his instruments and vocals…
Space Bitches
Space Bitches
By Hamish Parkinson
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
Watch as the greatest space divas, the Space Bitches, explode from their Glitter Cave one last time to fight their greatest foe. For…
Acts for the Frozen Sea
Acts for the Frozen Sea
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
To mark the release of Dear Frontier's debut album of the same name - a twist on Kafka’s quote that literature should be "an axe…
An Unfortunate Willingness to Agree
An Unfortunate Willingness to Agree
Dance by Oliver Connew
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
I always wonder who it is that answers a survey questionnaire with: ‘C’. Don’t Care. Surely they do?
This is dance about apathy…
Divas and the Beast
Divas and the Beast
By WIT's Improv Divas
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
NZ’s only all-female improv team take on the audience’s everyday problems – your ‘beasts’ – in this quirky take on TV’s Beauty…
The 37th Situation
The 37th Situation
By Lori Leigh and Company
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
Tolstoy said there are only two stories: a stranger comes to town and a man leaves town on a journey. George…
Transit of Venus vs Nosferatu
Transit of Venus vs Nosferatu
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
Rock Opera vs Silent Movie: 1920's classic cult horror film Nosferatu is resurrected by prog-pop-rock-goth-indie-glam-rock band Transit of Venus. The music gifts new emotion and…
Moving Stationery
Moving Stationery
Presented by the Kallo Collective
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
Meet Sigmund, the recipient of a new job who is besieged by his unfamiliar office. The lift, his lunch, and the…
Should We Stay or Should We Go?
Should We Stay or Should We Go?
By Brad McCormick and Nancy Kniveston
Part of the Fringe Festival 2012
Brad and Nancy are a real couple.
Brad’s a Kiwi.
Nancy’s a Brit.