As he does in his new show The Psychology of Laughter, funny man Dave Callan talks to us about a book he found, what a writer from the past has taught him about comedy, and how he translates that to his Festival performance. As an added bonus (not known at the time) this interview is LinkAdelaide's 100th for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe!

In the lead up to her one woman show at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe, New Zealand performer Alex Ellis introduces to the fascinating story of real life Hollywood superstar Veronica Lake ahead of her show based on this amazing woman and her tragic end.

Gravity Boots, started by Flinders Drama grads Jimmy and Michael, are Adelaide's hardest working sketch comedy team you've probably never heard of. After 18 months (or so) presenting regular evenings of totally new sketches, the boys have refined their best material into a new show for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival, and Edinburgh Fringe later this year.

UK comedian Tom Binns has two fantastic characters to present in Adelaide at the Fringe. After wowing Adelaide in 2011, hospital radio DJ Ivan Brackenbury's Disease Hour returns with music and hilarious 'talkie bits' from hospital radio's funniest star. We spoke to Tom about Ivan, and his radio past.

UK comedian Tom Binns has two fantastic characters to present in Adelaide at the Fringe. His newest, Ian D Montford, is adept at communicating with celebrity spirits.. and is freakily accurate.

Where does his comedy come from and how does it work with a little horse. We speak to Stephen Sheehan about horses, clowning and comedy to find out more.

One of the nation's shining singing stars and Cabaret Festival favourite Ali McGregor is returning to Adelaide (with child in tow) for new brand new show, Alchemy, in which she'll present favourite songs in a 40s style.

Burlesque performer Lyra La Belle is bringing a host of great talent to Adelaide for the Burlesque Beauties showcase of burlesque and old style entertainment, featuring special guest host (and dancer) Dave Callan.

Whilst talking about what the boys of the latest incarnation of Puppetry of the Penis get up to could have gone anywhere, the result of LinkAdelaide's chat with puppeteer (and Adelaide born gentleman) Sam Longfellow involves a lot of talk about the technical wizardry which aims to make the show eye-poppingly good.

In the year of our doomsday (apparently..), Jesus has returned in festival favourite Imaan's comedy Bigger Than Jesus. We talk about religion, comedy, and taboos.