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Review: In Pour Taste 2026 Wynnum Fringe
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★★★★★ Wine tasting is already a fairly optimistic activity. You sit down, someone pours you a splash of something expensive-looking. Suddenly everyone in the room starts pretending they know what “mouthfeel” means. We swirl, we sniff, we nod thoughtfully. We say things like “stone fruit” and “minerality” despite mostly thinking,…
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Review: Bradley McCaw The Music Of Billy Joel 2026 Wynnum Fringe
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★★★★½ The music of Billy Joel has a funny way of making you feel like you’ve lived several lives you absolutely haven’t. Suddenly you’re heartbroken in New York, drunk in an Italian restaurant, yelling about history, or convinced you could play piano in a smoky bar despite having the musical…
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Review: Adults Only Magic Show 2026 Wynnum Fringe
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★★★½ About fifteen minutes into the opening night of the Adults Only Magic Show, a man named David was holding a sex doll like a wounded lover, shortly followed by Justin Williams staring lovingly into his soul with the intensity of a man trying to reverse-mortgage his dignity. Somewhere nearby,…
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Review: Highway To Hell 2026 Wynnum Fringe
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★★★★½ There are festival openings, and then there are festival openings that make you wonder whether the roof of the Augathella Spiegeltent has its own insurance policy. Highway to Hell: The Rock ‘N’ Roll Circus, which opened the 7th annual Wynnum Fringe Festival last night, belongs firmly in the second…
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Wynnum Fringe 2026: Announcing Biggest Program Yet
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From circus lights to rock ’n’ roll chaos by the water, Wynnum Fringe is back for its seventh year, returning from 25 June – 12 July 2026 with its biggest and boldest program yet. The award-winning arts festival returns to transform Brisbane’s bayside into a buzzing cultural playground. More than…
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Wynnum Fringe Returns As Queensland Fringe Hits The Road
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After six years of dazzling audiences on Brisbane’s bayside, the award-winning Wynnum Fringe returns to the Augathella Spiegeltent from 25 June – 12 July 2026. Building on its success as one of the state’s most exciting cultural events, the team behind Wynnum Fringe launches Queensland Fringe, a brand-new festival offering…
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Review: Cirque Du Sleigh At Wynnum Wonderland
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I knew I wasn’t in for a standard Christmas show the second I walked up to the Augathella Spiegeltent. It has that slightly worn-in charm that immediately tells you something odd or brilliant is about to happen. Even with that in mind, Cirque Du Sleigh still caught me off guard. This is…
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Wynnum Wonderland Promises Pure Joy Wrapped Up With A Big Bayside Bow
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Brisbane’s bayside is set to sparkle a little brighter this Christmas with the arrival of Wynnum Wonderland. A brand-new celebration of music, comedy, cabaret and circus will transform Bay Terrace into a joyful hub of festive entertainment from 28 November to 22 December 2025. From Tom Oliver Productions, founder of…
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Review: Railed! Wynnum Fringe Is A Saucy Circus Hit
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Railed! is quite unlike any show I’ve ever seen. And I mean that in the best possible way. It’s not just a highly energetic and thoroughly invigorating exhibition of seriously impressive acrobatic feats and circus tricks. It’s also riotously and raunchily funny. Railed! is being performed in the Augathella Spiegeltent…
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Wynnum Fringe Returns With Mateship Music And Magic In The Bay
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From the heart of the city to the soul of the outback, Wynnum Fringe returns for its sixth sparkling year, uniting Queensland’s stories and stages in a vibrant celebration of connection, creativity and community. Queensland’s quirkiest winter arts festival will once again transform Brisbane’s bayside into a buzzing hub of music,…
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Announcing Into The Woods Cast & Creative Team
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Opera Queensland and Queensland Theatre Company and have unveiled the full cast and creative team for their highly anticipated production of Into the Woods, opening at the Glasshouse Theatre, QPAC in November 2026. Four decades after its Broadway premiere, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Tony Award-winning masterpiece remains one of…
