Coming to Adelaide for the very first time to perform his stand up in 'The', Melbourne's Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall talks comedy, comedians, and how to make the funny.

Silla Black from Miss Burlesque Australia has a chat about burlesque, boylesque, and the Miss Burlesque Australia - South Australian final at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Irish performer Neil Watkins talks about The Year Of Magical Wanking, his one man, intensely personal and inherently theatrical poetic performance. NB: Whilst the interview barely skims it, the show contains drug and sexual references and is not suitable for audiences under 18.

LinkAdelaide speaks to The Sexiest Male Voice in Sydney, Luke Escombe, about the title he won last year, and (more importantly) Chronic, the award-winning show he's bringing to the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

She's new, won awards at the Short + Sweet Cabaret in Melbourne last year, and I suspect, will make a cabaret you'll really enjoy as she gets into the mind of a pole dancing stripper in her one woman show 'Mercedes Benz Awkwardly'. Her name's Hannah, and I spoke to her in the lead up to her show.

Inspired by former places of public entertainment, it's fitting that the dance work 'Ghost Town' is to debut on level 4 of the Myer Centre, one floor below the former location of our own Dazzleland. We spoke to dancer Bridget Cains about the work.

She's enjoyed success performing internationally and now local musician Michaela Burger has returned home to launch her debut album Breathe at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We spoke to her about performing in Europe, her music, and her band.

In her brand new work, performer Anna Lumb will introduce her audience to three characters, including the enigmatic star of her show, Jack. To find out more about this new work, we spoke to Anna as she prepared another of her shows for a Perth season.

For lovers of real crime, Underbelly and the like, Melbourne writer Fleur Murphy has create a gritty new piece of theatre looking at female criminals in the late 1920s. Entitled Shadows of Angels, the piece will make its debut at the Adelaide Fringe in 2012. We spoke to Fleur about the work, and who'll be bringing it to our stage.

Melbourne Dance Theatre will debut a brand new dance work about the experience of autism at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Choreographed by Martin Sierra, himself the father of a mildly autistic child, the work is an intensely personal, moving production.