International conductor (and former Director of the State Opera) David Kram is joining forces with current State Opera director and CEO Tim Sexton and Artistic Director of Co-Opera Brian Chatterton to create a musical experience like no other for the people of Adelaide. Find out how David's adapted Wagner's best loved pieces for every day singers, and how YOU can perform it.

From 18.5 hours of music to a 2 hour animated and live experience, international conductor (and former Director of the State Opera) David Kram has worked hard to turn Wagner's epic Ring Cycle into a two hour experience - without losing anything of the majesty of the original. We spoke to David about just how he's done it.

Adelaide sketch comedy septet The Golden Phung are BACK with an ALL NEW show in 2012. Bringing the Encyclopedia Of Everything to upstairs at the Worldsend, the Phung's interview featured cast members Andrew Crupi and Graham Self, and my most unprofessional phone-related moment, which is included mainly to pay respect to the brilliance of Graham for recovering his response EXACTLY where it left off.

Local music promotor, technician and performer Matthew Vecchio has a lot on at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival, including writing and performing his own, one man show debut. We spoke to Matt ahead of the Fringe, and the first run of The Matt Vecchio Show.

UniSA is unveiling a brand new Fringe venue in 2012. The Grand Academy of Lagado will be host to a number of events, including the Worlds Biggest Pub Crawl, happening at around Lagado. We spoke to The Grand Academy of Lagado's Marketing Coordinator Eugene Phoa about the pub crawl, and the University's great new venue. (Of course, the pub crawl is an Adults Only event for 18+ only. LinkAdelaide and The Grand Academy of Lagado urge responsible drinking.) Note to self: 540 minutes is 9 hours.

Do Not Feed The Demon is local comic Kel Balnaves' latest piece. We spoke to him (before we heard the interview back and discovered it sounds like we recorded it at the windiest place ON EARTH!!) about his demons and discovered a guy with some great stories to tell.

Working to present four different genres each night, Tim Motley and Patrick McCullagh are putting on the Best of Fringe Variety each night of the Fringe. Highlighting the best they're seeing at the Fringe, Tim speaks about how he and Patrick are making decisions on who to pick, and what you'll expect from the nightly shows.

With a Film Noir murder mystery, Tim Motley presents his character Dirk Darrow in a humorous take on the classic Film Noir style from the 40s. With seasons all over the globe, and a debut here in Adelaide in 2011, Tim discusses Dirk's return, and how the show's improved.

After training in Adelaide, and receiving her Masters in Melbourne, Perth girl Kelly Alexander has created a piece of dance, Dark Park, which she'll be showing at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. In talking to us about the piece, Kelly talks about the unusual way she's created Dark Park.

Last year, Candy Royalle marvelled with Love Spectacular. In 2012, she returns to her Adelaide fans with a new show, and new collaborators. Along with the fantastic Sloppy Joe, Candy's Stories By Starlight is a look into our humanity.. and Candy gave us some of her time to talk about it.