Edinburgh Fringe
2027 Submissions
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.
Edinburgh International Festival
This is Orpheus and Eurydice like you’ve never seen before. This groundbreaking production explores the themes of true love, and the depths to which our inner beliefs are challenged.
“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
2023
★★★★★
“Thought provoking, powerful and well-crafted.”
2023
“the funniest kids show I’ve ever seen”
Frank Skinner