8–12 October 2025

ThessFringe

Thessaloniki Fringe Festival is an annual independent, performing arts festival funded in 2023. It’s programme represents a variety of genres, including theatre, comedy, dance, music, circus, physical theatre, family shows, cabaret, storytelling and more. The festival’s goal is to create more opportunities for artists, support local venues and art professionals, and provide audiences with unique festival experiences.

Photo Credit: Alexandros Chatzikamaris

Our values

  • Creativity Unleashed

  • Inclusivity & Diversity

  • Open Expression

  • Collaborative Spirit

  • Inspiration & Impact

  • Accessible Artistry

  • Sustainability

  • Adaptability

Fringe Festivals // A Movement

Established in 1947, the Fringe emerged as an alternative to the Edinburgh International Festival, providing a platform for excluded artists. Originating with eight theatre companies on the festival’s periphery, it has since grown into the world’s largest performing arts festival, hosting over 3000 shows and attracting millions of visitors annually.

An open-access event, the Fringe welcomes artists from diverse disciplines, fostering experimentation and new talent. It celebrates creativity, diversity, and the human spirit’s drive to explore artistic frontiers. With a rich history of innovation and freedom, the Fringe has evolved into a global movement, with over 250 festivals worldwide. Explore further on the World Fringe website.

 

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