Alvin Rostant is a steel drummer with years of experience playing steel drums around Australia. In 2012, he is part of Queensland's Banana Joe, and in a group coming to Adelaide to showcase and introduce the steel drum to school students in workshops and performances during the Adelaide Fringe.

As Ireland's Tumble Circus make a joyful (and final) return to the Adelaide Fringe with their show This Is What We Do For A Living, we spoke to Ken about the show, what's next for Tumble Circus, and about being mistaken for Tina's (the other performer in the show) real life husband.

In 2011, Kath Perry brought Adelaide stories of Shakespeare's Mothers in a unique meeting of the author's most memorable Mothers. In 2012, she returns with Shakespeare's Queens, another well researched, unique tale drawing on the Bard's most regal women. After finally finding a clean phone line, we spoke about the show.

Making her theatrical debut at the 2012, Kate Swaffer is a brilliant and busy speaker who has adapted her experiences as a dementia sufferer into a performance which aims to shine a light on the lives of people and their families dealing with the illness.. and correct a few misconceptions (including my own) on the way.

Returning in 2012 for more mayhem and meal service madness, Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience allows you to step inside the restaurant of Basil and Sybil, and be served by them, Manuel and Polly over two crazy hours. Participatory theatre at its tastiest! As we did for the 2011 Fringe, LinkAdelaide spoke to cast member Ali about the event.

Last year, AJ (with friends) sold sex in Sex Sells. In 2012, she's back, and she wants REVENGE! LinkAdelaide spoke to local Adelaide comedian AJ Rae as she prepares to mount her latest show for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

An 8 o'clock scheduled interview. I've got my morning voice on and am joined by stand up comics Liz Stephens and Aaron Counter to talk about their show for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival Mr and Mrs (on at the Bakehouse Theatre's Studio from March 12 to 18), writing comedy for TV, The IT Crowd, Good News Week and more.

Amidst this interviewer's inability to successfully name the performer of the project, LinkAdelaide speaks to writer Keith Gow about creating, then returning to Richard Di Gregorio's 'On Time' for it's premiere Adelaide season.

In this episode, we speak to artist Genevieve Brandenburg about The Three Minute Project, a feature length film inspired by Andy Warhol, and premiering during the Adelaide Fringe Festival.

To kick off our interviews, LinkAdelaide spoke to Queensland artist, Jenny Wynter, about her Unexpected Variety Show, playing at the Light Hotel during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival.