PYT@Fringe 2026 Line Up | PYT Fairfield

PYT@FRINGE is an exciting collaboration between PYT Fairfield and the Sydney Fringe Festival, showcasing bold and original works from Western Sydney artists. PYT Fairfield has finished seeking submissions for its 2026 season, which will feature four productions over two weeks as part of the Sydney Fringe. Here’s our line up for our 2026 season:

PYT@FRINGE WEEK ONE:

A person sits on a wooden box wearing camouflage unifrom and silver heels. There are green lights shining behind them. In the top left there is text in white font that reads "Stgae Soldiers". In the bottom right in a black box, there is pink and white text that reads "PYT@FRINGE"

An edited image of a young woman smiling and holding a teddy bear is multi-tone: pink, black and white. In the top left corner there is white text that reads "P-p-p-party". In the bottom right there is pink and white text in a black box that reads "PYT@FRINGE"

Stage Soldiers by Kady Robinson

Kady grew up in a military family. Her Mum and Dad were always in uniform and Holsworthy Barracks was practically a daycare. She wanted to be a soldier but before she could sign up, she started going to war with her own identity.

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P-P-P-Party by Jollee Hacadurian-Sacco

Jollee is throwing a slumber party and you’re all invited! ‘P-P-P-Party!’ is a stand up comedy show by Jollee Hacadurian-Sacco. Come with them as they do face masks, have a meltdown over religion, and rehash old one direction rumours they still haven’t gotten over!

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PYT@FRINGE WEEK TWO:

A woman with short, black, wavy hair is dressed in a red dress covered in light coloured flowers. She is posed mid-movement with her arms raised in front of her whilst looking up. Beside her is a young man with chin length wavy, black hair. He is covered in make up that looks like roots flowing down his arms. On his face he has makeup to make his eyelids and lips blue. Behind them is an image of a wall or floor covered in roots. In the top left corner in white writing it reads "Dancing with the roots". In the bottom right corner in pink and white text in a black box it reads "PYT@FRINGE"

An asian man is smiling looking off camera towards the right. He wears a white collared shirt and a red sweater on top. His hair is cropped into a casual mullet style. In the top left corner there is white text that reads "There's nothing funny about social work". IN the bottom right corner there is pink and white text in a black box that reads "PYT@FRINGE"

Dancing With The Roots by Guillermo Robayo

Dancing with the Roots is a live, immersive performance where movement, voice, and sound come together to evoke stories carried through memory, migration, and cultural inheritance.

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There’s Nothing Funny About Social Work By Esky Escandor

There’s Nothing Funny About Social Work is a stand-up comedy show by Western Sydney youth worker and comedian Esky Escandor, blending storytelling, observations on the allied health industry, and chaotic real-life experiences from the frontlines of community work.

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