The Windsor Fringe 2009 runs from Friday, 25 September to Sunday, 11 October.

Among this year’s highlights is a Berlin Burlesque, Eurostar with French food, another exhibition from the creative photographer Derek Reay, Café Mozart, JazzArt, now in its third year and, of course, the ever growing Windsor Fringe Marriott Award for New Drama and the Artists’ Open House Scheme.
The events calendar will be updated in due course.

We’re honoured to confirm that the judges of our Drama Awards for 2009 are Joanne Harris and Iqbal Khan.

The three winning plays have now been announced.

See Drama Awards page for further details.

All dressed up for the occasion.
Picture: Totally Media Ltd 2009

We more than doubled our ticket sales, with gigs by local bands Contra Mundum and Cherub selling out, and Fred the Flute packing out All Saints Church for a lunchtime concert.

Another outstanding success was the Burlesque/Moulin Rouge Night at Havana, with guests arriving in basques, bodices and suspender belts to enjoy top feather and fan dancers and a female fire-eater with music provided by superstar DJ Andrew Weatherall.

The Fringe’s international New Drama Writing Awards also played to packed houses over three nights, while more artists than ever joined the Artists’ Open House Scheme while more artists than ever joined the Artists’ Open House Scheme, after inspiring, for the second year running, our informal, candle-lit evening of jazz improvisation.

Cherub

Fringe fans can still enjoy some of what the Fringe had to offer. Old Windsor photographer Derek Reay’s montage of 100 People Who Make Windsor Work continues to be on show at the Sheet Street Surgery until the next Windsor Fringe.

North Wind by Cynthia Barlow Marrs,
one of the artists who took part in
the Artists’ Open House Scheme

We look forward to seeing you at this year Windsor Fringe, which runs from September 25 to October 11.

George Haslam at JazzArt

Contra Mundum