Sydney Fringe Festival | Newtown, Enmore, Marrickville

Warm, inviting and semi industrial interiors surround bloodwoods open style kitchen and bar.

Opened in January 2007, CarriageWorks is the new home for contemporary arts and culture in Sydney. 

The Enmore Theatre plays a distinctive role in the social and cultural life of the city and occupies a unique position in Sydney’s theatrical history.

As a purpose built, dedicated live entertainment venue, the Factory hosts an array of live music and performances - from international rock concerts to intimate cabaret shows, film and dance. 

Madame Fling Flong is an intimate restaurant/lounge tucked away upstairs at Soni's Newtown - right in the heart of King Street.

Notes is a purpose built 300 capacity live music restaurant and bar with an incredible sound facilities and excellent sight lines to the stage from throughout the venue.

Situated at 107 Crystal Street, Petersham, this is one of the few remaining Art Deco town halls that has been maintained in original condition. It has grand foyers, a ticket box and cloakroom. Ideal for concerts, dances, meetings and conferences.

The School of Arts Ballroom is one of the longest standing venues on the fringe venue list!

The Seymour Centre is proud to host several events as part of the 2010 Sydney Fringe Festival.

The Sidetrack Theatre is a rustic and intimate 150-seat capacity performance space situated in the Inner-west’s Addison Rd Centre Complex, Marrickville.

The church of St Luke's, in the Parish of Enmore with Stanmore is unique.

The Boiler Room is located within Marrickville's multi facet Factory Theatre and can hold up to 120 people.

The Fuse Box is the latest in the Century Venues stable of rooms offering a black box raked theatre experience for up to 180 patrons

The Metro Theatre has long been Sydney's leading independent rock venue and has played host to some of the most memorable live gigs Sydney music fans have seen and heard. It is a landmark venue for both international and local acts, being a pivotal breakthrough venue for bands as they break on to the scene.
 

The Newtown Theatre otherwise known as the Edge was acquired by Newtown Theatre Company in mid 2002

The Red Rattler is a creative playground for performers, musicians, artists, designers, multi-media makers, experimentalists, film-makers, theorists, activists, collective organisers, and local punters