The Sydney Fringe Announce 2010 Award Winners

Details: 01 November 2010

The Sydney Fringe have announced the winners of their 2010 Fringe Awards.

A jury selected all winners from the 260+ events that made up the 2010 Sydney Fringe. The winners are:

GROLSCH BEST OF FEST PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD
Rip Whitening's Synchro Destiny Experience

THE SYDNEY FESTIVAL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING INDEPENDENT ARTIST
Aerialize

SYDNEY MORNING HERALD MOST THRILLING THEATRICAL EVENT AWARD
SandS through the hourglass: Trapture

SYDNEY AIRPORT EXCELLENCE IN NEW THEATRE
The Hideous Demise of Detective Slate

DRUM MEDIA SHOW-STOPPING INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE AWARD
Blake Erickson for “Pearls before Swine”

PETER LEHMANN WINES FEAT OF PHYSICAL ASTONISHMENT CIRCUS /BURLESQUE/ PHYSICAL THEATRE) AWARD
Skye Gellmann for “Retinal Damage”

TIME OUT SYDNEY BEST MUSICAL MOMENT AWARD
Tubular Bells for Two

PURPLE GOAT DESIGN VISUAL & DIGITAL ARTS VISIONARY AWARD
Magic Wallpaper Project: Hideous Beauties Collection

AVANT CARD - BODIES IN SPACE DANCE AWARD
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CANADIAN CLUB ROFL COMEDY AWARD
Sexy Tales of Paleontology

SYDNEY BARTENDERS ON-THE-HOUSE AWARD FOR BEST FREE EVENT
Pop up Festival Tour of the City

BYTECRAFT EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION AND DESIGN AWARD
Clammy Glamour from the Curio Cabinet

SYDNEY BUSES GREEN PERFORMANCE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABILITY
Landing

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