After using a labyrinth style space for Chants Des Catacombes in Melbourne, the team at Present Tense have remained the show to inhabit the Old Adelaide Gaol during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. We spoke to director Bryce Ives about the Gaol, and how his cabaret come theatre show will inhabit it.

English Professor Tom Burton from the Adelaide University entertains with stories from English poet William Barnes as we talk about the Dorset poems Barnes wrote that will be presented at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

The Don Dunstan Foundation promotes innovative thinking in the private and public sector. At the 2012 Adelaide Fringe, they're celebrating Young Awesome People by introducing them, and their achievements, to High School Students at YAP, a travelling event which is part of the Fringe's YEP program. We spoke to the Foundation's Jennifer Greer-Holmes about YAP.

A fresh new circus company from Queensland, CASUS are bringing their talent, skills and relaxed approach to theatre to Adelaide for the 2012 Fringe Festival. Established circus performer Jesse Scott is a member of the ensemble, and spoke about the troupe's new show Knee Deep, and circus in Queensland.

Developed as a discussion of social networking and the way it's affecting our lives today, Status Update is the brainchild of Amelia McDonnell and Glen R Johns. In our interview, Amelia and I skimmed the surface, discussing a show which has really long title, and a lot of relevance to us today.

Direct from Bosnia sitting in the office of Sydney's acclaimed Version 1.0 Theatre Company, deviser and performer Kym Vercoe spoke to me in depth about her personal experiences performing Seven Kilometres North-East both in Sydney and the country in which it is set, Bosnia.

Direct from Sydney's acclaimed Version 1.0 Theatre Company, The Disappearances Project deals with the experiences of those affected when people go missing. We spoke in depth with performer Yana Taylor about the show she helped create.

Up and coming local theatre company Early Worx is presenting three shows at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Ladies In Waiting is a devised piece about women, performed by three young actresses from Adelaide. Amy Brooks spoke to us about her characters, and the development of the production.

For one night only, Sodypop Records will present a musical journey through the past, telling the story of iconic musician Neil Young through the eyes of his father, Scott Young. Patrick Frost will act as Scott Young on the night, and we spoke to him about the project.

Up and coming local theatre company Early Worx is presenting three shows at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Love Child is the story of a mother and the daughter she gave up for adoption; young local actor Anna Cheney is joined by Adelaide stage veteran Chrissie Page, whom we spoke to about this Joanna Murray-Smith play.