Registration Fees
Nothing in life is free. Well maybe one or two things are, but registering your Fringe event is not one of them! To be part of the Adelaide Fringe program artists are required to pay a once-off registration fee for each event. This fee entitles you to top notch support and services, as outlined in the Artist Services and Assistance section of this site. In addition to the registration fee, artists are responsible for all of the presentation and production costs relating to their event(s).
Special Early Bird rates are now available!
That's right! Complete and sign off your registration by the relevant date to take advantage of the discount:
- Before September 1 - $390 ($290 for Visual Artists)
- Before October 1 - $410 ($310 for Visual Artists)
Between October 1 and October 10 you'll be charged the full $430 ($330 for Visual Artists).
So you see, it pays to get in early!
Here's some more good news: if you are planning three sessions or less, your registration fee will only be
$180!
In addition to the above fees, the Fringe has introduced a refundable Survey Charge of $20 that all artists will pay when they complete their registration. This charge will be refunded to you upon receipt of your
completed Artist Survey at the end of the Fringe.
How & When to Pay
Registration fee payment forms are available to download from FERS once you start registering. Please do not email us for a form if you haven't begun your registration yet.
Payments can be received by credit card, money order, EFTPOS, cheque (payable to Adelaide Fringe Inc) via mail, telephone or in person. Cash payments can only be received in person, please do not mail any cash to the Fringe office.
What If I cancel my event?
If your event is cancelled in 2008 you are entitled to a part refund of the registration fee(s) you have paid. There are
no refunds if you cancel yourevent(s) after 31 December 2008.
Remember
Putting on a Fringe show is all about taking a chance, and no one really wants to talk about what happens if your show doesn't sell. Remember that it isn't just about a big take at the box office, it's about showcasing your work to an audience (who are at their most ready to absorb all forms of art), networking with the wide range of artists who converge on Adelaide and being part of the experience that is "The Adelaide Fringe".