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Fringe Picks: 5 Perthonalities Choose Their Favourites

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With this year’s Fringe World festival set to be bigger than ever before, we’re spoilt for choice of awesome shows to go and see. That’s why we got some of Perth’s most cultured folks to make the hard choices for us and pick the show’s they’re most excited to see.

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Ruby Slippers Violet VerreRuby Slippers:

Burlesque Performer

The Merchant of Whimsy

Exposé

Chris Turner: XXV

The Hardships of Manhood

Jekyll X James: Cactus Blastus

 

 

 

 

 

Ivan KingivanIvan King:

Legend

Lost WW1 Diary

Quo Tardis

Briefs: The Second Coming

Sweet Dreams: The songs of Annie Lennox

Candlelight Cabaret

 

 

 

 

 

Katya Kokov

Katya Kokov:

Drag Star

Briefs: The Second Coming

Pretty Peepers: The Glita Supernova Experience

Become a Functional Adult in 45 Minutes

The Vaudevillians

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

 

 

 

 

 

Narelda Jacobs-001Narelda Jacobs:

News Goddess

Minge World!

Rhys Nicholson – Eurgh

La Soiree

Adrienne Truscott’s Asking For It

Geraldine Hickey

 

 

 

 

 

DSC_0058Scott-Patrick Mitchell

Poet

From Under the Bed

Briefs: The Second Coming

Loser Unit Presents

From a Small, Distant World

Brookfield Bunnies

 

 

 

 

 

Famous Sharron

Famous Sharron

Celebrity

Joel Creasey: Hurricane

Briefs: The Second Coming

Get Shazzied

Some Like it Yacht

Sophie Cooks With a Side of Shazz

 

 

Images: Ruby Slippers by Violet Verre

Famous Sharron by Ester Longhurst

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