Singer Shelley Dunstone has a story to tell and a Brazilian to tell it about, and with, at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. Discover the full story along with some great sounds, Non Stop From Brazil, at the Fringe.

In Alley Cat Loves Street Dog, musician Mel Laraway hasn't just crafted a great live music gig, but also, essentially, a fun musical story about a cat and a dog. Slightly unconventional, but that's the Fringe.

Inspired by the live Spanish Tablaos which she herself has experienced, Rosalie Cocchiaro's Tablao is simply flamenco: music, song and dance, live and never the same twice.

New face from Melbourne Sharyn Booth chats about inspiration ahead of Yeah, Sure. Why not? Her brand new show in the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival

Pianist, composer and performer Rich Batsford has combined his own compositions with some of music's great composers to create a performance of skill and beautiful sounds.

Mary Webb's creation in 2015 for the Adelaide Fringe Festival, Counterpoint, follows her We As Art, We As Artists model, as it looks at joining music and art creation in a single live event which brings together different artistic disciplines to work together to create something completely new.

Splash Theatre Company's director Chris John's two Adelaide Fringe shows Mr Badger Tells The Story Of The Wind in the Willows and popular favourite Me n Me Mates are in final preparations to take the city and wider Adelaide area by storm during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe.

Comedian Murphy McLachlan is attempting a great feat in his 2015 Adelaide Fringe show, as he attempts all of the forms of entertainment in his new hour of comedy Murphy McLachlan Tries Everything.

Maeve Marsden is one member of Lady Sings It Better, returning for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe with their intensely popular night of songs, previously best known as being performed by men.

The delightfully stylish Sarah Gousse joined me for one of my first face to face interviews, undercover and outside Adelaide University, to talk cabaret and her French creation Miss Bouzy Rouge. Interview includes occasional wind noise, birds and bins.