What - Two weeks of acts from local, national and international artists. Acts range from comedy, dance, theatre and music, to performance, film and visual art.

Where - Dunedin’s Museum Reserve will act as ‘The Hub’ for the duration of the festival. Acts will also take place in venues across the city. Please see programme for more details.

When - The Dunedin Fringe Festival runs from March 29 to April 13 and commences with the Opening Spectacular on Saturday 29 March.

Who – The Dunedin Fringe Festival features over 60 events by 500 performers from throughout New Zealand and abroad.

Why – Fringe is an arts festival which supports experimentation, innovation and new ideas. This festival is an opportunity for performers and artists to showcase their talents, and for the public of Dunedin to enjoy quality entertainment.

How – Tickets information can be found in the festival programme and on the event pages. Most tickets range from $5-$15 with loads of free events.