Edinburgh Fringe
2027 Submission
We’re opening up our Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2027 programme for submissions, and one winning show will receive a fully funded package on behalf of House of Oz for the entire month of August 2027!
Our past Fringe shows
Sons of Susan
Shayna, a wealthy five time divorcee and Beverley, a mother of twelve boys, have come to the beach to escape their lives. Come for the tan, stay for the end of days.
The Sonicrats & Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
A cutting-edge VR experience that invites you onto the stage to perform alongside the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – no musical experience required.
Joel Bray Dance
Creating a candy-coloured world acclaimed Aboriginal choreographer Joel Bray folds and sifts his way through the audience, playfully seducing the room with a drizzle of longing while prodding the deep cavities of colonisation.
Bridie Connell
An irreverent satire of toxic dating culture, but most importantly: the music is banging. From Bridie Connell.
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“A glitzy, camp and hilarious pop extravaganza.” —Time Out
The Farm
Expressed through dance, theatre and storytelling Glass Child highlights the extraordinary love of two siblings: Kayah, a young man with Down Syndrome, and his sister Maitreyah.
Emily Steel
One man plays twenty-eight characters in this heartbreakingly funny award-winning play about 9/11 and chasing your dreams. From Emily Steel.
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"Beautifully told, deeply resonant." —The List
Gravity & Other Myths
An ode to the countless hours of sweat and joy needed to achieve great things.
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“An awe-inspiring display of acrobatic brilliance.” —Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
The Listies
Expect a poop-load of puns, slapstick, a splash of improvisational idiocy and the Snot Ness Monster! Proper laughs for kids (4+) and the adults who live through this every day.
This multi-award-winning cabaret exposes the tyranny of 'skinny' through stunning vocals and raw interviews, offering a defiant and uplifting alternative to the lifelong battle with the scales and shifty surgeons.
A collocation of sound, light, movement, space, shape and form guaranteed to stir the emotions.
★★★★★
“The level of thought, skill and emotional courage on display is breathtaking” —Scotsman
A magical, musical science experiment that turns people into instruments!
★★★★★
“Brilliantly written, with a humanly comedic through-line.” —What’s The Show
★★★★★
Make Some Noise! is a comedy concert for humans aged 4-400. Hilarious, fabulous fun for the whole family!
This energetic production breathes new life into a literary classic, underpinned by an electro-pop soundtrack.
“Funniest kids show I’ve ever seen.” — Frank Skinner
★★★★★
“A hysterical journey through the etiquette of partying.” ArtsHub Australia
“This is a very emotional and moving show.” FringeReview
“A superb and sublime theatrical event.” Stage Whispers
★★★★★
"Theatre making of the highest level." The List
★★★★★
"A must see." Lisa in the Theatre
“Achingly beautiful.” Upside Adelaide
★★★★★
“A loveable performer who embraces whimsy.” Fest Mag
"Screamingly funny. I was incontinent with laughter." Julian Clary
★★★★★
“An extremely rare and special piece of dance, like watching a poem write itself.” The List
★★★★★
“A dazzling fusion of light and movement.” The Stage
WINNER: SPIRIT OF THE FRINGE
★★★★★
“Heartwarming, jaw-dropping, utterly beautiful and an absolute must-see.” Theatre Weekly