Fringe NZ Listings For Tuesday 5th March

Tuesday, 5 March 2002, 10:27 am
Press Release: Fringe NZ

Tuesday 5th March
Fringe Outdoor Events
Fringe NZ and Dulux Murals, James Smith Markets

Theatre

French Toast, BATS, 8pm
Hamlet, Zeal, 7pm
Interviews and other lies, Capital E, 7.30pm
The Lordz of the RiNgZ, various street locations, 12.30pm
Strip, Indigo, 6pm
The Boxer, BATS, 6.30pm

Multimedia
5 minute call, various locations
one of each, Iko Iko
The Space Zarathustra, The Space, 8pm & 10pm

Comedy
A Bottle of Rage, No.5 Cable St, 9.30pm
Dot & Evelyn, No.5 Cable St, 8pm

Music
Kohia, The Space, 8pm

Spoken Word
Busking Terror, various street locations
Colour me Naked, Selbys Sports Café, 7.30pm

Visual Art
Arts Encompassing, Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, 9.30-5pm
Behind the Mesh, Circa, 10-4pm
Beneath the Surface, Kura Gallery
Contents of my handbag, Epic Café
Incandescence, Renouf Foyer, Michael Fowler Centre
Propinquity, Amba
Shona Miller, Art Attack Gallery and Studio, Paraparaumu

Puppetry
The Puppet Ninja Presents Uncle Stinky’s Missing Shoes, Stone Age, Marion Sq, 8pm

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