Edinburgh 2003 was again wildly successful garnering the The Jack Tinker Memorial Spirit Of The Fringe Award for the 2nd year running this time for Guy Masterson (for outstanding contribution to the Fringe; The Strathmore Audience Award for 12 Angry Men, two Stage Best Actor Award nominations for Guy Masterson & Nick Salamone, aplus one Stage Best Ensemble nomination for 12 Angry Men. 12 Angry Men also became (officially) the highest grossing drama in Edinburgh Fringe history.

Reginald Rose's Pulitzer winning courtroom masterpiece: With Bill Bailey, David Calvitto
Ian Coppinger, Stephen Frost, Steve Furst, Jeff Green, Russell Hunter, Dave Johns
Phil Nichol, Owen O'Neill, Gavin Robertson & Andy Smart. Directed by Guy Masterson

Fringe First Winner Nick Salamone invites you into a stuffy darkened closet
to witness the intricacies of a claustrophobic marriage of two contemporary bisexuals...
Disturbing, absurd and very moving. A whimsically surreal comedy.

Gritty Kiwi comedy. An undercover cop dives into a dope den and his life goes to pot!
A brilliant award winning performance by Stephen Papps. "Moral dilemmas on the comic boil! It'll blow you away!" (NZ Daily News) By Stephens Sinclair & Papps.

Guy Masterson's celebrated tour-de-force stunningly revamped! Award-winning composer Matt Clifford's score vividly enhances Dylan Thomas' lyrical genius and Masterson's virtuosity. "Brilliant! Inventive! Remarkable!" (Times)

Dai Henwood's award-winning Kiwi comedy charting the rise and fall(s) of kick-ass wrestler P-Funk Chainsaw (and friends) in a side-splitting, inspirationally true(!) story.
"A born performer! Expect great things!" (NZ Capital Times)

Bob Kingdom's Fringe First winning, tour-de-force directed by Anthony Hopkins. Kingdom rekindles Dylan's electrifying presence. "Bewitching! Spellbinding!" (Times) "Thrilling" (Guardian) ! "A Beautiful performance!" (Scotsman)