Marcel Blanch de Wilt talks about Amuse Bouche (pronounced Amewz Bewsh), a variety show highlighting some of the best fringe acts during the Festival.

Formerly from Nova91.9's Breakfast team and the nationally networked 'Action Battle Team', LinkAdelaide spoke to Matt Saraceni about his comedy foursome, The Lords Of Luxury, in the lead up to their Adelaide Fringe debut.

Lordy. This was an interview and a half. LinkAdelaide got into the bogan spirit to have a chat to Darren about his celebration of the classic pub bingo night and Ocker culture, Bogan Bingo. NB: We did edit the chat, but, if you're offended by mild coarse language, and the term 'bogan', this podcast's probably not for you.

LinkAdelaide were privileged to have a chat to Art Gallery of South Australia's Director Nick Mitzevich about Allegoria Sacra, a stunning and epic video installation by Russian collective AES+F coming to Adelaide during the Adelaide Fringe.

All the way from Canberra with a selection of new songs, folk and jazz standards, Mike Lyons and John McCarthy talk to LinkAdelaide about their music and show The Other Side.

Inspired by the world of numerology, Sherry Hearn's music is created to inspire and is based on your personal numbers. In speaking to Sherry Hearn, LinkAdelaide ironically discovered an inability to count, at least twice..

From Melbourne's Brave Theatre Company comes a two woman play about the crises we go through, inexplicably, on reaching 25. LinkAdelaide talks to performer Mel Dodge about life, audiences, and a small tribe in Africa.

From Melbourne's Brave Theatre Company, we speak to Mel Dodge about her one woman show, Jane Austen Is Dead, love and the classic tales of Jane Austen.

With an updated seating bank, new air conditioning and their new Black Box theatre initiative, there's a lot happening a the Bakehouse Theatre in 2012 (not to mention a heap of Fringe shows..) Starting things off early will be Unseen Theatre Company's Pratchett Pieces Three. We spoke to Pamela Munt about it.

Clowning, interactivity and more. We talk to Josh Ladgrove, the man behind Neil Portenza and the 2012 Fringe show Choose Your Own Portenza at the Tuxedo Cat for the Adelaide Fringe.