The Adelaide University Choral Society return for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe event Absolutely AUCSome III, featuring popular songs performed as you may never have heard them before. Lead organiser of the event, Waseem Kamleh, spoke to us about the show.

Jarrad Parker and Noah Tavor are members of the buzzing local improv scene, and are presenting two completely improvised shows at the Adelaide Fringe in 2015. First, we talk about the petrifying Show from Nothing, which is literally that. Then, Death Comes at the End, an improvised Cluedo inspired murder mystery..

Presented at RiAus, This Can't End Well is performed by David Innes, with three storylines, all of which can't end well. My eternal apologies and gratitude to David for, when my brain ensured that this interview (my 14th of the day) didn't end well itself, acting with such grace.

Mina Mokhtarani's physical theatre piece in the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival, Pale Face Cold Blood, lives up to its category, as Mina physically wears herself out performing her theatre piece based on her experiences around working with refugee children and migrants.

The Royal Bloodbath is an interactive, Commedia Del Arte performance at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. With Corinna De Niro, Andrew Crupi and other trained Commedia professionals at the helm, the improvised chaos will be unique every night..

Selina Jenkins' alter ego, Beau Heartbreaker, returns to Adelaide for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe with his show Beau Heartbreaker – One Woman Performing as One Very Endearing Bloke. We chat to Selina, meet Beau and are immediately entranced.

Originally from Germany, comedian, cartoonist and generally lovely lady CJ Delling is performing her show, CJ Delling's Topical Island, at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. Based on the news cycle, history of news and its inevitable conclusion, Topical Island is rich with satire, insight, and laughs.

From fancy dress to classic hits from the 60s, Keith Tyler's 60s Go Beat Show promises to be a lot of fun, with a heap of music from legitimate musos (like Keith) who were really there....!

Comedian Mick Neven has dug deep into his past to tell tales from school, his time as a school bully, and how it's impacted on those involved in later life. We chat about bullying and its effects ahead of Neven's 2015 Adelaide Fringe appearance.

Comedian and actor James McLean moved to Melbourne to make a name for himself. Seeing the differences, and after learning and finding his way in a new city, James returns home to Adelaide with a comedic take on his story.