Three venues, 10 days, 38 shows and more than 100 performers will grace the stage for Nelson's Fringe Festival next month,
The festival will take over three venues; Refinery ArtSpace, Studio One and Red Door Theatre from 23 June to 2 July.
With 17 local shows and many more from around the country, there is something for all ages from theatre, music and dance to cabaret, kids shows and workshops.
The last time the Fringe Festival ran in full was in 2018 before being cancelled, shifted online and downscaled in the past three years.
The festival was due to run in April but was delayed once again due to Covid-19.
The first three shows to kick off the festival are musical comedy 'That Dirty Disney Princess', Judene Edgar's biographical theatre show 'Horton Hatches a Controversy' and comedy show 'Chris Lippiatt Saves the World and Other Things I Might Get You To Believe'.
Find the full programme here.
