Edinburgh Fringe 2026
“House of Oz once again proves itself to be an essential stop on any Fringe-goer’s itinerary”
—Broadway Baby
8 venues
8 shows
27 days
261 world-class PERFORMANCES
Ten Thousand Hours, Gravity & Other Myths
Daddy, Joel Bray Dance
How Not To Make It In America, Emily Steel
The Listies: 110% Ready, The Listies
Glass Child, The Farm
Fuccbois: Live in Concert, Bridie Connell
Concerts of the Future, The Sonicrats & Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
BIRDS: Alex Hines and Sarah Stafford, Sons of Susan
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BIRDS: Alex Hines and Sarah Stafford
Sons of Susan
Birds fall from the sky, the temperature soars, the world is ending - but these birds have got their heads in the sand. Come for the tan, stay for the end of days.
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Concerts of the Future
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.
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Daddy
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.
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Fuccbois: Live in Concert
2026 Purse Prize Winner
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
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Glass Child
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.
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How Not To Make It In America
2026 Purse Prize Winner
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
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The Listies: 110% Ready
Best Kids Show Edinburgh Fringe 2025
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.
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Ten Thousand Hours
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
House of Oz
As a vital platform for Australian talent, House of Oz continues to solidify its reputation as a creative powerhouse, connecting bold, distinctive voices with global audiences and the international industry. This year’s program reflects the sheer ambition of Australia’s creative output, spanning everything from contemporary circus and physical theatre to comedy, drama, music and immersive experiences. House of Oz continues to provide a powerful springboard for international touring and collaboration.
fifth year at edinburgh festival
Celebrating Australian Creativity
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