The Rechabite in Perth is truly taking things to the next level this Fringe World season as it houses a slew of extraordinary and entertaining offerings.
Award-winning circus, cabaret, late night variety, comedy. . . All under the multi-levelled heritage treasure that is The Rechabite.
Raucous, late-night fix of comedy, spectacle and trickery 'The Purple Rabbit' from Strut & Fret is sure to be one of the hottest shows of the festival – featuring an 'alcoholic Harry Potter' and 'The Unnamed Magician'.
West End star magician Ben Hart makes his Perth debut hailing from the UK, presenting wicked humour, visual alchemy, and a night of impossibility. Ben has performed for royalty, was a finalist in 'Britain's Got Talent', and has appeared on TV a number of times including in his own series on the BBC.
'The Purple Rabbit' – Image © Rebekah Ryan
Laser Kiwi's (NZ) brand-new show 'Rise Of The Olive' will hit Australian shores this Fringe World. It's got the perfect blend of joyful, existential and hilarious circus. Plus, you'll want to be seated for the show's world-record holding feat.
Things are about to get sexy thanks to Kinetica's saucy new iteration of Fringe favourite 'Sinsuality'. This time, they'll dive into the realms of heaven and hell and feature some of WA's best circus performers.
Award-winning dance troupe The Underground make their way back to Fringe with a brand-new show. It's an immersive dance sensation featuring live music, acclaimed performers, and world-class production.
Laser Kiwi - Image © Aden Meser
Looking for laughs? The Rechabite's got you covered in that department too – as the likes of Rory Lowe, Colin Ebsworth, Dani Cabs, Daniel Muggleton, Gabbi Bolt, Aves Robins and Kate Sophia Willoughby, and 'PhatCave'.
Plus, if you're looking after the kids for the day, the award-winning Family Rave Day has an Under The Sea theme and will serve up a non-stop mix of nostalgic pop and family favourites paired with circus performances.
The Rechabite's 2023 Fringe World Perth season runs 20 January-5 February.
