Theatre maker
TRAPS: a romantic comedy for the modern sociopath by Amelia Evans
15–30 September
Fringe Hub – Studio 1
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| Amelia Evans |
If you could invite anyone to your show (and you knew they would come), who would it be?
Beyonce, Jay Z and Solange. Then we would join forces and turn our show into a blockbuster musical.
The Melbourne Fringe in three words?
Manic. Colourful. Local.
A favourite Melbourne Fringe memories?
The final night of my show Cut Snake in 2011. We crammed 60 people into a tiny room above a pub. The actors were sweating like mad and we weren’t sure if they could land any of the acrobatics. They nailed it. Was a lot of fun.
What do you think makes the Melbourne Fringe unique?
It’s still small enough to feel like a tight-knit community, like we are all in it together.
Your advice for choosing what to see in the Melbourne Fringe?
Start by booking three things on the same night – then go to the club and talk to people. You’ll get a solid shortlist pretty quickly.
Five shows/events that you will not miss at the 2017 Melbourne Fringe.
Spice! A Singalong
The One by Jeffrey Jay Fowler
Hannah Camilleri: Vision Statement
Geraldine Hickey: It’s My Show
The Vagina Monologues by Deafferent Theatre
