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Sydney Fringe to showcase city's talent, art and culture

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September marks more than the start of Spring for Sydney, as the city unfurls the Fringe Festival to encourage people out of hibernation. The month-long event is a celebration of Sydney's talent, culture and art - along with a few international acts.
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