The LinkAdelaide Podcast: Recent Episodes
Stephen Moylan
The LinkAdelaide Podcast grows exponentially around each Adelaide Fringe Festival, brimming with interviews with artists talking about their work and why they've brought it to Adelaide, Australia, in the largest arts festival in the Southern hemisphere. Outside of Fringe, the Podcast delves deep to discover what's on, and what makes Adelaide tick. Want more details? You'll have to listen, or check us out on Facebook www.facebook.com/LinkAdelaide and the website www.linkadelaide.com.au
Sam Clarke is a producer, DJ and member of Next Level Vibrations, a creative team about to perform their live monthly comedy gig at Ancient World (Oct 8), preparing for a 2016 Fringe Show and the release of their debut podcast at nlvcool.com. And they have an online store opening up. And they're funny. We chat about Next Level Vibrations, and touch on the recent closure of Supermild ahead of its move to new premises.
After previously wowing Adelaide with Foul Play Productions including last year's double-cast Macbeth, Yasmin Garreeboo is back to direct Sarah Ruhl's Eurydice, the first in a trilogy of works Foul Play plan to present over the next three years. Spurred on by a (now successful) Pozible campaign to fund the show, we chatted over coffee and hot chocolate on Hutt St.
After wowing with his 5 co-conspirators and their puppet mastery of the faceless leather characters Boris and Sergei, Dylan Tate sat down to talk about the amazing troupe, their style, and what Boris and Sergei's 2015 Adelaide Fringe audiences get to experience.
Canadian Sue Huff is being directed by her husband here in Adelaide at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe as she performs in the slightly risque theatrical comedy Spring Alibi at the Bakehouse.
Joseph Pinzon is an acrobat and regular performer in the worldwide smash S.O.A.P, returning to town to play the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We talk bathtubs, inside rain, and performing without your eyes open.
In one of the most innovative shows at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, Sean Gandini's Smashed combines juggling with dance and a LOT of apples to create a sell out beautiful experience. In this interview, Sean describes some of the remarkable structure behind the show's creation.
WOMADelaide Festival Director Ian Scobie has been at the helm of the iconic WOMADelaide music and cultural festival for many years. In this chat, he gives a glimpse of what he looks forward to each year, who he's excited about, and what we can expect from Adelaide's annual weekend of fun in Botanic Park.
English performer Matt Roper's Wilfredo is a lover in the style of Sir Les Patterson. Within the audience of his venue at the Austral, Matt and I chat about what audiences can expect from Wilfredo at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, and exactly who this charming character is.
US and Canadian performer Michelle Lunicke chats about cultural differences in her show I'm From Up Over at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. In our interview, Michelle and I spoke cultural differences, identity and prejudice.
US Cabaret and burlesque star Julie Atlas Muz joins forces with her partner, British disabled performer Mat Fraser, for a uniquely erotic and comical take on the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast at the Adelaide Festival. Julie granted this interview ahead of her 2015 Adelaide Festival visit.
Ahead of the thirtieth Adelaide Festival of Arts, Director David Sefton grants us his time, energy and excitement as we talk through part of the enormous array of events within the 2015 Adelaide Festival.
David Chisholm is the mastermind behind the hard to pigeon-hole 2015 Adelaide Festival experience The Experiment. Based on Mark Ravenhill's short play of the same name, The Experiment is musical, darkly theatrical, and highly innovative. After interesting reviews in Sydney, David chats about the work, growing work, and how he responds to reviews.
Exceptional performer James Welsby gives an insight into the creation of his mind-blowing latest dance work Hex, performing for a limited season at the Royal Croquet Club during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. After acclaimed seasons around the country, Hex, James' discussion of HIV, AIDS and his generation's experience of it, is raw, engaging, and powerful.
Scotsman Rik Carranza is at the Adelaide Fringe in 2015 to present his charming self, and comedy, to our audiences. We chatted about Scottish comedy, his show, and some of his Fringe highlights.
Shane Adamczak is performing in two shows at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. A last minute addition to the touring Sound and Fury's improvised Hamlet and Juliet, and a lead role in Weeping Spoons production of the Greg Fleet penned play This is Not A Love Song.
Rob de Kok is the devisor and director of The Love Life of The Ordinary, an original story and folk opera based in local music and backed by an established team of professionals. We chat about the show, and taking advantage of interesting spaces for Fringe shows.
Talented muso Kiah Gossner is a big part of the great sound of new band Vane of Barbs. With talented bandmates, mad skills and creativity, Vane of Barbs live shows, and recordings, a rich and not to be missed.
Maddy and Tara from Sausage Dog Productions present The Walls of Poetica, a zany show for kids at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Magician and escape artist Krendl is in Adelaide for the first time at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival, and offering his audiences the chance to win cash by tying him up during his performance. We chat the finer details of this, and Krendl's magic, in this interview.
1000 Cups of Cranes emerges from Visual Artist Naomi Campbell's love of coffee, origami paper cranes, and a desire to interact with her art's audience. Ahead of her interactive exhibition at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, we spoke to the Wonkie Knee artist about her loves and the many faces of her work.
River is a show and character created by Claire Lovering, who spoke of supermarkets, loneliness and wisdom as we chatted about her appearance at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Rowena Hutson always wanted to be an astronaut. Finding out why that could never be possible led her to create her latest work, a Four-Eyed Guide to the Galaxy, playing the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We caught up with Rowena as she made props for the show.
Local singer-songwriter Sarah Lloyde will be performing stripped back versions of both her original tracks and a few covers, during her show Luv Fool – Undressed at the Promethean during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Donte Winbush's D-One Entertainment are having a massive Adelaide Fringe in 2015. We spoke to Donte about his heady range of fringe shows 20 Comics in 60 minutes: Laugh-a-thon 2, Battle of the Comedy Sexes, Australian Gong Show and Australian School of Stand Up Workshops.
Amy Hetherington and Danielle Andrews from Darwin Threesome Go South at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival join me live outside their venue The Producers Bar to chat about Darwin, comedy in the Territory and coming to Adelaide. With added traffic noise.
Helen Bower is a violinist and dab hand at her looping machine. Using both, Helen will present work created specifically for Helen and the loop station in Through The Looping Glass at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We chat about how such music is made.
Founding member of local theatre company 'isthisyours?' joins me on the phone ahead of rehearsals to chat about the group's new work The Awkward Years, premiering at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We chat about reliving youth, 'isthisyours?', plans for the year, and the challenges involve in making a short work.
Bethany and Natalie are Star Pop, a kids party/disco at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival with dancing, games and and live singing performances from the girls of some of the biggest songs from right now.
Elena Gabrielle and Grant Buse are performing the Shuffle Show at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Both accomplished performers, the challenge here is to present 1000 songs in an hour. We spoke to Elena to find out more..
Helen Duff's a cake lover and has come all the way from the UK with her character Jill, who is attempting to become a TV cooking superstar in Vanity Strikes Back, Helen's comedic theatre show at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We caught up with Helen after a visit to one of her venues in town. Listen to the awesome city sound fx track in the background.. ;)
Jessica Bohmer is a performer and circus creator with Firefly Performing Arts, presenting two events during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival up in the Barossa.
Phoenix is a magician and mentalist with many tricks in his back pocket. We had a great chat ahead of his mentalism show 'Psyche!' at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Show, and his Comedy Hypnosis shows.
Raj is an actor and performer who shines a light on the highs and lows of life in Australia as an Indian in his show, Is It Because I'm Indian, at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We talk racism, reclaiming curry muncher, and delicious meal deals..
Chris is one half of the comedy sensation The Naked Magicians, who return to Adelaide Fringe in 2015 as they celebrate 12 months performing magic in the nude after debuting on Valentines Day 2014 at home in Brisbane, JUST before their Adelaide season. He reveals all every night, and in our interview, generously gave a glimpse of the magicians' workings behind the scenes. One of our favourite chats this Fringe.
Felicia is part of Madhouse Circus, ready to take on the Adelaide Fringe in 2015 with their show Illuminate. Tricks and circus skills abound, as do different light sources as the company (and audience too) light the magic before them.
Laurence Rosier-Staines and a merry band of performers are in town with silliness, science fiction, lights, sound and story, bringing their brand of playful theatre to the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival with Only You Can Save Us.
Ricky Dunbar is bringing comedy and music to the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We talk Creep Rock, and the Havvy Ha Ha..
Tyler Reilly is part of the Penn State Centre Stage, presenting a confronting, relevant and required piece of theatre, Blood at the Root, at Holden Street during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We spoke to Tyler about school, violence, and tolerance. I also misread the playwright’s name, mistakingly referring to Ms Dominique Morisseau as Domenic (my apologies to her for the error.)
Tim Motley is back in Adelaide for the Fringe in 2015 with Best of Fringe Variety and 2 Ruby Knockers and One Jaded Dick and his character Dirk Darrow. We talk magic, noir, variety and more..
Bee Townsend, obsessed by the original glamour stars of the glory days of Hollywood, brings favourite songs by her favourite stars to life on stage at Hollywood Bombshells in the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, backed by a live band.
Adelaide comedy 7-some The Golden Phung (plus or minus a few others..) have been busy. After performing their brand of sketch comedy live at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, numerous Adelaide Fringe's and, most recently, on the internet with a well-crafted and nicely produced web-series, the Phung are venturing into uncharted territory for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe: Hell.
Claire Healy's bringing A Bit of an Overshare and Strangely Flamboyant to the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival, two different cabarets, and a fair bit of fun (with all of the gin!) at the Fringe.
Vintage performer, ex roadie and more, Smokey is coming to Adelaide Fringe for the first time in 2015, with friends, for Smokey's Fringe Benefits show. In this interview, he talks about his early years in Perth, lip synching and some of the friends he's got to perform in his show.
Performer Peter Baecker is coming to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015 for a big big party, and he wants you to come party and remember the best of the 80s with him. (And he's doing shows so you can introduce the kids to the fun of the 80s music too..) We talk about the fun, play and joy to be found in his shows and 80s music.
Lisa-Skye is amazing. Comedy, cabaret and sparkly entertainment is Lisa's thing, and she hosts her shows like she lives her life - open, welcoming and overwhelmingly positively. Lisa-Skye's Lovely Tea Party at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe is adults only fun and full of all the underground comics, burlesque performers and entertainers you didn't know were at the Fringe. Oh, and it's laced - much like this interview - with adult concepts and things that make this guy blush..
David Hogg runs Ghost Crime Tours around Port Adelaide and central Adelaide. We chatted about the tours, which occur through the year, and during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Maggie Rutjens and Louis Donnarumma are two local musicians who've teamed up to perform at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We talk to them at the beginning of their musical relationship.
Poetry Slam, Showcase and a tribute to the Divinyls, Paroxysm Press' Adelaide Fringe 2015 is busy with creativity. We spoke to Kerryn Tredrea about the history of Paroxysm Press and the three events they're putting on during the 2015 Fringe.
Belinda Gehlert is one quarter of the brilliant Adelaide Zephyr Quartet, and granted this interview ahead of their one night only show Cult Classics at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. In addition, Belinda gave me an idea of the very very busy year ahead for the quartet.
Elyse Harby from local group the Boomstars joins me to chat about their new kids show for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, Boomstars Meet the Mad Scientist.
Adelaide creator, entrepreneur, promoter, and computer games lover Matt Vecchio is doing something very unique at the Adelaide Fringe in 2015. He's designed a show around Battletoads, one of the hardest computer games created for the original Nintendo Entertainment System.
Ex-Adelaidean Kurt Murray and his Romanian partner Julia Benze met in Europe and now travel the world performing and creating theatre. In Adelaide, Remember Doctor Bubble, the Bubble Magician plays the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We talk about the fantastically ingenious show, creating work around the world, and theatre in general. (NB: The explicit tag for this episode is due to a few minutes in the end where we chat briefly about another of Kurt's projects, a BDSM inspired Faust.)
The Glitta Supernova Experience, presented by Pretty Peepera Cabaret, made its debut at the Perth Fringeworld, and comes to the 2015 Adelaide Fringe hot on the heels of that.
Peaches and Gin burlesque are presenting 3 shows The Gin Sisters, dance workshops and Big Band Burlesque at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We chat about all three, and the world of Peaches n Gin, who create burlesque in Adelaide all year round.
Ocea Cichello and her Ocea Beauty Bar are bright, bubbly and just a little bit crazy. How else do you explain a beauty salon deciding to, on a whim, take part in the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival by putting on a new musical? We had a great fun chat, and the sheer fun that the team is having comes through brightly..
Marina Barbaro wrote a theatre piece for young people for her Professional Writing course. Then, with collaboration, workshopping and more, the result, Peppina vs Mrs Kafoops: An Eggventure is the result, and premieres at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe.
David Tieck talks standup without the aid of any kind of preparation as we chat about his entirely improvised and based on a single suggestion from the audience, hour of stand up comedy at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, Ok, Intriguing: Hell Yeah! The Love Chronicles.
Deanna, Celeste, Vicki and Aaron are Three Brunettes and a Gay, and joined me over the phone for a loose, very fun chat about their playful concert, back for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival with new songs and routines.
Tomas Ford is a DJ, artist, raconteur (okay, we just used that word without fully knowing properly what it means) and all round amazing artist from Perth, who returns to Adelaide in 2015 with two shows, the ultra zany Crap Music Rave Party, and his Electric Cabaret, both on stage at Tuxedo Cat.
Antillia is a brand new theatrical thriller by Liam Ormsby and Waxing Lyrical Productions and will be presented at the J150 Rehearsal Room at the Odeon in Norwood. We chatted to Krystal Brock about the show.
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.
Recent graduate of Flinders Drama Centre Lisa Campbell has written and created a comedic solo show, A Bee's Dick Away for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, and is ready to show it to the people of Adelaide.
Blues performer Mike 'Dr Blues' McKeon is coming all the way to Adelaide from the UK to busk, perform at variety shows and on the BankSA stage at the Garden of Unearthly Delights during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. This isn't the first time we've spoken to Mike, and it's great to catch up with the man who's blues come from deep within his musical heart.
Visual Artist Jessica Watson Miller is a body painter who has worked with circus performers, black light and body paint to create Luminous, featuring exceptionally unique illusions and beautiful performances.
A woman posts pictures of herself on the internet. Then things get kind of out of hand.. Laura Jackson's Handle It, a one woman theatre piece sees Jackson tackle self esteem, online privacy and bullying in an entertaining and thought-provoking way.
Edi Donald and the Transients have spent most of their time at home playing music in Alice Springs, and will be in Adelaide to show off their incredible variety at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe.
Gobsmacked theatre's David McVicar has taken numerous roles in the creation of his company's latest work, premiering at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, a production of Brisbane based writer Maxine Mellor's work Ana Robi and the House of Dogs at Holden Street.
Pulse Band are presenting two dinner shows at the Skyline Events Centre on South Terrace during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival, Dinner Dance, and Dinner with the Stars. 3 course meals and great entertainment.
Jane Austen gets a work out (which she may or may not approve of) in a gloriously twisted one woman show at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. We talk way too much Austen, and I even do some reading (terribly).
The good Reverend Rowdy and his wife Mrs Rowdy are in Adelaide all the way from the deep South of the USA to spread the good honky tonk gospel according to Hank Williams at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Fresh off a Dad high, Lindsay Webb talks cannons, comedy and his new Adelaide Fringe show for 2015, Next Level.
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.
Podcaster and entrepreneur Benjamin Maio Mackay has taken from the best of the 1940s to present Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Live – live stagings of old-time radio serials at the Capri Theatre Goodwood.
Film lover, critic and art maker CJ Johnson's love affair with the life and super-rare autobiography of famed movie star and sex addict Klaus Kinski sees glorious fruition at Holden Street during the 2015 Adelaide Fringe in his show Kinski and I. A fantastic interviewee and a great one to land as LinkAdelaide's 300th podcast.
The amazing Lana Schwarcz has come through a turbulent 2014 to present a brand new, and exclusive to Adelaide, piece of comedy for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. Here's our chat - including extra bits - for your listening.
Tim and Tarah aka the Gravity Dolls have both stretched outside their comfort zones in their cirus/theatre piece My Life in Boxes at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe.
After being performed in Melbourne, Vlady T brings his humourous and absurdist take on multiculturalism and migrant life in Australia to Holden Street, and discusses it here with us.
Miranda Hampton is using her set design and children's theatre experience from around the globe to create an interactive theatre experience for kids to help them appreciate the gardens around them.
Acrobat and circus performer Tom Gorham's show Elixir returns to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015, this year in a bigger venue, which allows for even more high impact acrobatics than ever!
Sally Cameron, one of four members of the a cappella group The Idea of North, will be incredibly busy during the Fringe with the group performing four different shows across four days at the end of Fringe 2015.
Tessa Waters is back! Last time we spoke it was 2012, and in 2015, Tessa's here to talk about WOMANz at the Adelaide Fringe 2015, moving to France and London, and clowning.
Soulful Perth singer songwriter Shameem is my guest as she embarks on a national tour to promote her fantastic new album The Second City. With the debut single Under One Sun included within, this chat focuses on inspiration and Shameem's style, ahead of her visit to Adelaide to close the tour at the Royal Croquet Club during 2015's Adelaide Fringe.
Dom Turner's been a touring musician with the Backsliders for nearly 30 years. We talk keeping it fresh, blues and coming to Adelaide for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe at the Gov.
Comedian Terry North has two shows at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe, Who's Your Daddy and the Adelaide Fringe Comedy Showcase. Terry chats about his line-up shows and long history writing and performing comedy internationally.
Matt Byrne discusses his long history of shows at the Adelaide Fringe, continuing at the 2015 Fringe Festival with his new show Chunderbelly at Maxim's Wine Bar.
Hot Brown Honey are a collective of artists from Queensland, and about to return to blow Adelaide's mind with their explosive, energetic, variety cabaret. Busty's a member, and gives us a taste of what's on offer.
The Old Fashioned Fillies On Broadway are bringing old style variety to the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. Jacqueline Wickham gives us a run down.
Jay Dabger's Sadhana will bring the sublime music and dance of India to Adelaide for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe. In this interview Jay gives insights into the composition of Indian music, and some of the wonderful things we can expect from the spectacular performances.
Hot seat hotties, and a fantastic venue in the Tuxedo Cat's Coffee Pot on James Place: the Thinkergirls are on their way to have an awesome time in Adelaide at the Fringe. After her brekkie shift on Star FM, Stacey June was kind enough to join me for a chat about radio, podcasting, and turning that into a live experience.
In 2012, Yve Blake did a show, Am I Good Friend, at the Fringe, and we interviewed her for this podcast. This podcast was new. She was in character. (We didn't realise.) Three years later, Yve has new projects, a publicist, and an address in London. This podcast talks through what's happened. yveblake.com
Brendan Fitzgerald takes 5 to talk about two shows he's involved with for the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival: Take 5: The Dave Brubek story (which he's producing), and the difficult to pronounce Ah Hum! - Cocinando Con Latin Jazz, in which Fitzgerald performs.
Born on an island underneath New Zealand, Monty is the brilliantly defined gentleman created by the lovely subject of this LinkAdelaide interview, Nikki Langford.
ABC, Arts and Adelaide icon Peter Goers was an honour to meet and chat to today about the Fringe, his history within it and the two shows he's devoted his time and considerable skill to bringing to fruition - Michael Coumi's Sway With Me: Crooning with Michael Coumi, and Holden Street's Ode - Voices of Gallipoli and the First World War.
Dancer Gareth Hart has been one of the most regular of guests on this podcast, and that continues with this podcast where Gareth and I chat about his work, and the new work he's bringing to the Adelaide Fringe 2015 - Excavate.
Veteran of the Adelaide and Melbourne music scenes, John McCarthy knows any number of musical styles, and it is that talent for creating, playing and performing music which comes to the fore in his live shows.
Adam Hall has worked with a team of musicians, performers and dancers to create a spectacular, big band reworking of the music of Beyonce. With live band, fantastic singers and professional dancers, Beyonce fan or not, this is a swinging show for all the family.
When experienced mentalist and mind-reader Matt Penny came across a quirky costume, Frank, the Mind-Reading hotdog was born. Catch him performing fantastic illusions (and a few dad jokes) at the Adelaide Fringe.
Local musician Christian Andrew plays lively gigs around town with his music. In his Fringe show, Christian explores his more mellow acoustic tracks, and presents them alongside interviews he's done to explore the science of our emotional connections to music.
Brighton's Lift Dance Theatre returns to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015 with an all female cast under choreographer Phoebe Fisher presenting a brand new work, Ander'ait, which looks at the parallel developments of language and dance.
Ann Vanlint has been playing the piano since she was very very small. In her Life at the Piano, playing the Adelaide Fringe 2015 for one night only, Ann draws on a variety of influences and pulls in a further variety of collaborators and art forms, to create what promises to be a very beautiful night's entertainment.
Begun under the workshop program of Urban Myth, Claire Glenn's group of passionate young theatremakers have persevered through the sad closure of their company, in the creation of an awesome multi-faceted production wholly built by them, based on selfies. Now with SA Youth Arts, Claire's group will present their work, #nofilter, at Holden Street during the 2015 Fringe.
Comedy hypnotist Isaac Lomman is returning to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015, playing Comedy Hypnosis Rewired. We talk about the stages of hypnosis, and the way he works to create a fun, funny show for all involved. (Our apologies for the small about of mobile interference within the recording. Our phone was a little close to the vox recorder.)
Don't mind the helicopter flying overhead at the beginning of our interview with the exceptionally talented Nicole Henriksen, whose show Honey Badgers on Acid, is about to descend on Adelaide for the 2015 Fringe Festival. You can also find our first interview with Nicole on the Podcast from our Crack Theatre Festival series in 2012.
Ivan Rehorek is bringing Robotworld and Jack and the Beanstalk to the Adelaide Fringe - two childrens' shows based in puppetry with a big creation element to them - to the Adelaide Fringe in 2015.
Originating in WA, the Over The Fence Film Festival now tours its annual selection of comedic shorts around the world, and in 2015, the Festival comes to the Nova Cinema in Adelaide for the very first time. In this chat, director Greg Coffey talks all about the festival, and the difficult process of film selection and curation.
Darcy O'Shea has been a lawyer, stand up comic and part-time historian; and in his new one-man theatrical piece Mr Stuart's Distant Range, O'Shea brings all this together as he tells the story of colonial explorer John McDougall Stuart's explorations and contact with the first Australians.
As the star of a series of commercials for the RAA, George Kapiniaris - already a household name from years of stand up, theatrical performances and TV - became a local legend. Not anymore. In End of Dark Days Trev for the Adelaide Fringe, George farewells an Adelaide icon.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide podcast. Visual Artist Jaan Andres is a master of glass. In his visual arts exhibition Lumen, Andres' skill at blowing, shaping and forming spectacular, light-filled designs is brought to the fore.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide podcast. In this interview, local professional musician Sophia Macrae showcases her diverse musical talents with two shows in the Fringe: The Russians of Barcelona is a four-hander cabaret featuring the incredibly varied musical styles of Spain, whilst Sounds Like A Story features the recent original music of Sophia and John Bienvenue.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide podcast. In this interview, Rose Le, from the Unley Road Association, talks about an Evening Under The Stars, a free night of musical entertainment on Feb 14, one of the most romantic nights of the year..
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide podcast. Matthew Dames, originally from Cambridge and with a wealth of artistic experience behind him, is following in the footsteps of artists like Passenger, bringing his intricate and wonderful musical talent to Adelaide for performances during Fringe 2015. Catch him in various venues around Adelaide, and busking around town, on his Cold Stars Album tour.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide podcast. A quick one today as Adelaide celebrates Australia Day, winds down from an epic Tour Down Under, and begins to gear up for the Mad Feb/Mad March ahead. This is just the beginning.. more podcasts to come..
AARRGGGHH!! It's the last day to register and be part of the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Come have some fun, develop your show in front of an eager Adelaide crowd, and network with the biggest and best in the business at this city's biggest party - PLUS you get to be in town at the same time as the world renowned Adelaide Festival of Arts and hear Adelaide alive with the roar of V8s at the Clipsal 500. What could be better?? Registrations close TODAY at 5pm. Full details and access to the FERS system at adelaidefringe.com.au - then once you've registered, email us fringe@linkadelaide.com.au so we can help promote your show FOR FREE!!
This week, October 5-12 is Mental Health awareness week, and we thought it would be a good idea to help raise awareness of what I've done to help myself through my issues around mental health, and detail some of the places you can turn to for help if you - or someone you know - suffers from this kind of illness. Links include BeyondBlue.com.au loveyourselfwell.com.au and the ABC's brilliant Mental As mini site for the week abc.net.au/mentalas
This October is Frocktober, raising money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. After enjoying the play on words when we discovered the event online last year, we spoke to Kathryn Kelly, one of the originators of Frocktober, about the event. Here, just in time for the 2014 event, is that previously unreleased interview.
Revisiting Kat Coppock to talk Male Real:Ideal. The original interview - a full half hour - is still available. Check out our podcast page and scroll down to the interview which was released on August 29, 2013. Male Real:Ideal is on now until September 29 at Gemtree Wines, 167 Elliot Road, McLaren Flat. Exhibition contains nudity. Details of work Kat curates is available at SoundPond.net. Plus, if you were looking to help the performers from Urban Myth, the Save Warren campaign has just one week left to raise just over $7,000. Details on Pozible.com - search 'Save Warren'.
Following our work (away from LinkAdelaide) on the Glass Trilogy with State Opera, a quick hello as obvious signs of Adelaide beginning to turn the wheels which spin at light speed during Mad March start to take place across the city. Oh, and a podcast in which the speaker is not in great voice. At all.
A brief talking only podcast where we chat about a few upcoming events, what we've been up to lately, and give a plug to a heap of hotels and the great events they've got going on each and every week.
In the first podcast for a long while we debut a new intro and outro (I'm not sold on my production yet), celebrate the 4th birthday of LinkAdelaide, and begin our fifth year with the launch of Links2Adelaide. Now to find some willing interviewees..! More soon. :)
Today, we had a lot of fun remembering how to interview when we caught up with Kat Coppock to talk about the exhibition she's curating with presenter Brodie Paparella, Male;Real/Ideal. We spoke at length about body image, men, art, and more. If you too want to talk about an event you're running, or something you're doing in Adelaide, please get in touch, I'd love to do more interviews..!
Today, something a little smaller, as we speak to theatre maker Kate Engelfield about Smashed, by Lally Katz. If you want to be on a future podcast, email fringe@linkadelaide.com.au or give us a call on 0406 226 177.
In a compendious debut for our 2013 Mad March coverage, we speak to Hannah Norris about One For The Ugly Girls, Luke Escombe about Chronical, hear from Rich Batsford about Mindfulmess, and chat Variety with the effervescent Jenny Wynter. Welcome back!! And if you want to be on a future podcast as we head into the fringe, email fringe@linkadelaide.com.au or give us a call on 0406 226 177.
Before we get into the swing of Mad March with Fringe and Festival festivities, there's some great TV to watch. A New sketch comedy series begins on Channel 44 on Wednesday Jan 9. We spoke to Marcus Doherty about A Laughing Matter.
As part of our coverage of the 2012 Adelaide Feast Festival, we caught up with member of the Feast Youth Committee Jennifer Soggee to talk about the FYC's events, including The Deb Ball, at Feast 2012.
Our Shop at Newcastle's Crack Theatre Festival will be a great place for a cuppa and some art. We spoke to Karena Thomas and Karli Gilchrist about the work ahead of the Crack Festival.
Tod Patrick is a local Adelaide boy who, along with drag performer Paris, has created one of the hottest shows of this year's Feast Festival. After amazing shows during this year's Cabaret Festival, the troupe is back to perform in the Ballroom. We spoke to Tod between rehearsals.
One of Adelaide's biggest ever musical exports, and one I - to my shame - was only aware of in passing until recently, Fruit is back together to perform two shows only in Adelaide for Feast 2012. We were lucky enough to have a chat to Susie Keynes about getting the band back together, and relearning how to play.
Ever seen something written on a toilet wall? Ever thought to turn such writings into a work of theatre? Eloise Marie has. The result, Toilet Show, is coming to Newcastle for Crack 2012. We spoke to her about toilets and theatre.
Away from LinkAdelaide, we have a friendship and working relationship with writer and dramaturge Van Badham. Travelling to Newcastle to run a workshop on writing for theatre at the Crack Theatre Festival, she agreed to an interview and shared just some of her wisdom. Compulsory listening for artists.
The 2012 Adelaide Feast Festival is one of the biggest we can remember. With the program still wet from the printers, we spoke to Feast's amazing Creative Producer Kerry Ireland about this year's highlights on the eve of her final festival in the role.
Always a fan of immersive theatre experiences in non-traditional spaces, we love the sound of creator Sandra Carluccio's This Is Kansas City. In it, audience will wear headphones and be guided through the streets of Newcastle. Ahead of its run at the Crack Theatre Festival, she talks about it here much better than I just did.
Currently based in Bathurst, Nicole Henriksen is terribly hard to pigeonhole. From comedy to cabaret, music and satire, Nicole has performance covered in her funny, stand-up cabaret(ish) show for the Crack Theatre Festival, Technicolour Sarcasm. We spoke.
What's your best memory? Your worst? Two amazing questions for the answers they get, and just right as the basis for a new artistic work. Sepy Baghaei is the genius behind bringing this idea to fruition at Crack in 2012, and she, and it, are the subject of this podcast.
Through people like Adelaide's Gabrielle Griffin, we've developed a great love of puppetry as art for adults. Not in a sexy way necessarily, but to show us reflections of ourselves through new, fascinating guises. Shani Moffat's Old Mate is coming to Newcastle at the end of the month, we'd love to meet him..
In this podcast, we speak to artist Carolyn Eckles about NOMAD, an interactive theatre piece she's rehearsing for the 2012 Crack Theatre Festival.
The Crack Theatre Festival is home to an inordinate amount of unique artistic experiences for audiences. In this, Achilles At Home is certainly, if you'll excuse the awful pun, right at home. Sancz is the creator of the work, and he gave us his time for a chat.
Skye Loneragan is something of a wonderful genius. A traveller, travelling and a clever juxtaposition form the starting point of what sounds like a genius work for Crack Theatre Festival. Plucked of Purpose: The Adventures of PB is its title, and we loved talking to Skye about it and other things..
The Old Scholar is something new for Adelaide, and something quietly making a very loud noise about local things internationally. A boutique online fashion retailer, The Old Scholar is selling our designers and our labels to the world from a tiny office in Adelaide. We love the initiative, and welcomed our chat with its creator.
You seem to LOVE Brisbane comedian Jenny Wynter. Her comedy/cabaret/thing during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe did some amazing business, and our interview with her is consistently one of the most popular downloads. After checking out her blog (on www.comicmummy.com) we saw she had some news she might like to share. She did. Here it is. With added discussion of Ten's new reality show I Will Survive. More soon..
Ahead of the launch, on launch day, we catch up with Gareth Hart, co-Artistic Director of the 2012 Crack Theatre Festival, to talk about the FREE festival, its impact on Newcastle, and what to expect from the weeks leading up to the artistic explosion that will hit Newcastle from September 27-30.
LinkAdelaide records and intro, and reveals plans to cover the 2012 Crack Theatre Festival in Newcastle. Podcast series also available via separate Crack Theatre Festival podcast accessible via www.linkadelaide.com.au/crack
In a welcome back podcast, we spoke to Craig Lahiff, Director of the brand new and already critically acclaimed locally made film, Swerve.
They've toured with the Dresden Dolls, financed the recording of their debut album via crowd funding, and won awards both times they've performed in Adelaide for the Fringe. It's no wonder then that darlings of the Adelaide and Melbourne Cabaret scenes The Jane Austen Argument are back in Adelaide in 2012 to perform music from their debut album Somewhere Under The Rainbow. Jen and Tom were generous enough to join us just after visiting their Fringe venue in the Big Slapple.
Simon Taylor knows more about me than I get right about him. But I think that's the point. After wowing with his psychological insights during 2011's Pieces of Mind, Simon's back in 2012 with his show Ten (10) Things I Know About You.
Gabrielle Griffin is one of Adelaide's most amazing performers, gifted as she is in the world of puppetry. We spoke to her about puppetry for adults, her spellbinding show Pegging Up The Sky, and what happens when puppet personalities take over..
David Grice is the manager of Adelaide's almost hidden gem of a performance venue The Promethean. Holding 43 different events during the Fringe, we spoke to David about one of the ones the venue's presenting: The Decade That Was, all about the music of the 1960s.
Edinburgh native Pam Lawson has set herself up for a busy fringe, and will be performing in three different musical events. We spoke to Pam about her shows Doris Day At The Movies, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers - A Celebration In Song and From Broadway to Hollywood - A Tribute to George and Ira Gershwin.
Based on a book in which the author throws his life's direction entirely to chance, six options and a roll of a di, The Six-Sided Man makes a welcome return to Adelaide at the 2012 Fringe with Gavin Robertson and Nicholas Collett in the starring roles. We spoke to the gents about dice.
Written during his time in Adelaide for the last Fringe, Spitfire Solo is Nicholas Collett's celebration of the brave Spitfire pilots who repeatedly put their lives on the line during war times long past, and how they've aged. We spoke to Nicholas about some of these magnificent men, and the special Adelaide connection within the work, ahead of its premiere.
Featuring two previous visitors to the Adelaide Fringe, the Centre for International Theatre's Imperial Fizz is a piece of theatre with music, dance, and mystery. We spoke to the cast of this two hander about the show, and tried to find out more..
Hailing from the middle of the USA, Kansas City's Central Standard Theatre are making their Australian debut at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival with their simple but elegant production of Driving Miss Daisy. We spoke to the cast about this American classic, and what makes their production different.
After steadily building up his Centre for International Theatre in Adelaide during successive fringes, we spoke to Guy Masterson about his offerings in 2012, his beginnings as an actor, and his own work in the 2012 Fringe, The Half.
Seen the film? This is nothing like that. Based on a scripted version of Stephen King's novel officially sanctioned by the author, Misery, a two-hander originally presented at the Bakehouse, returns to the Centre for International Theatre in 2012 for the Fringe. We spoke to the cast and director about playing baddies, delighting in audience reactions and crafting theatrical experiences for works widely known from film.
Dealing with the little discussed issue of youth suicide, Richard Fry's one man show The Ballad of the Unbeatable Hearts frankly discusses youths (boys especially) who end their lives prematurely. In a show which could be depressing in itself, Richard goes further than most, offering hope and solutions to the disenfranchised. We spoke to Richard about homosexuality and hope for the generations.
England's Belt Up Theatre are presenting two works at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. In the second, Outland, Belt Up Theatre looks into the life, mind, and work of author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll. We spoke to the cast about aging, recapturing youth, and Neil Gaiman.
England's Belt Up Theatre are presenting two works at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. The first, The Boy James, invites audiences into the world of James, a character loosely based on Peter Pan author, JM Barrie. We spoke to the company about working with audiences, and such a well known literary figure.
After an award winning appearance in 2010, Justin Butcher has returned to Adelaide, and the Centre for International Theatre at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival to present his one man voyage through the twentieth century, Scaramouche Jones.
In the lead up to his performances at the Adelaide Fringe, LinkAdelaide spoke to comedian, director and writer Scott Gooding about his show, and the freedom that comes to established dramatical writers when they write sketches.
Late at night, for one night only, in the Garden of Unearthly Delights, Adelaide will play host to the 2012 Eurowision Song Contest. The brainchild of Carla Conlin, the show will feature some big names representing different European countries (and Australia, of course..). We spoke to Carla for a glimpse as to who we can expect on the bill.
In her new, full length cabaret, Adelaide's Carla Conlin plays Miss Conlin, a school teacher with a secret, late night cabaret singer double life. We spoke to Carla about performing, her inspiration, and the show generally.
In his Adelaide Fringe performance for adults, Seb Carboncini follows up last year's So You Think You Can Get Fd Up with a show about chance, taboos and Wheels of Misfortune. We spoke to Seb about how it works, and how it'll be different every night.
In his Adelaide Fringe performance for kids, local entertainer and character comedian Seb Carboncini will introduce his audiences to Professor Peter Potatoeater.. and a monkey. We spoke to Seb about performing for children.
Though most Fringe events (including this one) are entertaining, it can be powerful when there's an important message attached. We spoke to Alison Kershaw about A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant And A Prayer, which features artists from across Adelaide, and aims to raise awareness for issues affecting women in violent relationships. (NB: If this interview brings up issues affecting you, and you'd like to contact someone, call Lifeline on 13 11 14, or speak to your local GP.)
What better way to celebrate over 100 podcasts about 2012 Adelaide Fringe events than with a chat to the festival's director Greg Clarke.. even if we miscalculated and the interview is number 110! We spoke to Greg about what could be Adelaide's biggest fringe yet, what he hopes performers will get from the fringe, and just how far it's spreading in 2012.
Now best known for her work in an eighties party band, Becky Blake talks about returning to her roots as a lounge pianist, and playing the work of some of music's best female vocalists and piano players, in Piano Chicks at the Adelaide Fringe.
German powerhouse of punk rock, brother and sister duo Die Roten Punkte are returning to play their brand new (third) album Kunst Rock for their fans at the Adelaide Fringe. We were lucky to catch the brother and sister duo, Otto and Astrid Rot, to talk about their music, and legendary performance style.
Coordinator of Adelaide Comedy, and the go to guy for comedians when they want to visit Adelaide, Craig Egan invites us backstage at Rhino Room for three interviews about Adelaide Comedy's offerings in 2012. In the third, it's all about the Rhino Room's big late night offering, the ever popular Late Show.. and the logistics of running the same show upstairs and downstairs.
Coordinator of Adelaide Comedy, and the go to guy for comedians when they want to visit Adelaide, Craig Egan invites us backstage at Rhino Room for three interviews about Adelaide Comedy's offerings in 2012. In the second, he reveals the stars and topic set for debate in Adelaide Comedy's 2012 Great Debate.
Coordinator of Adelaide Comedy, and the go to guy for comedians when they want to visit Adelaide, Craig Egan invites us backstage at Rhino Room for three interviews about Adelaide Comedy's offerings in 2012. In the first, we talk about Adelaide Comedy's Next Generation of stand up superstars.
Adelaide's Jason Chong is doing three very different shows during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. In the third of three interviews for LinkAdelaide, he talks about his first kid's show, and his most technically adept, Where's The Remote. We also get on to Megan Gale, and kids TV icons, but that's probably my fault.
Adelaide's Jason Chong is doing three very different shows during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. In the second of three interviews for LinkAdelaide, he talks about his new Fringe show, entitled Jason Chong's Mum. It's a name designed for humorous puns, but does Jason have regrets already..?
Adelaide's Jason Chong is doing three very different shows during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. In the first of three interviews for LinkAdelaide, he talks about his daily project, The Festival Fishbowl, an online show in which he interviews Fringe acts and takes a look at what's hot at the Fringe.
As he does in his new show The Psychology of Laughter, funny man Dave Callan talks to us about a book he found, what a writer from the past has taught him about comedy, and how he translates that to his Festival performance. As an added bonus (not known at the time) this interview is LinkAdelaide's 100th for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe!
In the lead up to her one woman show at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe, New Zealand performer Alex Ellis introduces to the fascinating story of real life Hollywood superstar Veronica Lake ahead of her show based on this amazing woman and her tragic end.
Gravity Boots, started by Flinders Drama grads Jimmy and Michael, are Adelaide's hardest working sketch comedy team you've probably never heard of. After 18 months (or so) presenting regular evenings of totally new sketches, the boys have refined their best material into a new show for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival, and Edinburgh Fringe later this year.
UK comedian Tom Binns has two fantastic characters to present in Adelaide at the Fringe. After wowing Adelaide in 2011, hospital radio DJ Ivan Brackenbury's Disease Hour returns with music and hilarious 'talkie bits' from hospital radio's funniest star. We spoke to Tom about Ivan, and his radio past.
UK comedian Tom Binns has two fantastic characters to present in Adelaide at the Fringe. His newest, Ian D Montford, is adept at communicating with celebrity spirits.. and is freakily accurate.
Where does his comedy come from and how does it work with a little horse. We speak to Stephen Sheehan about horses, clowning and comedy to find out more.
One of the nation's shining singing stars and Cabaret Festival favourite Ali McGregor is returning to Adelaide (with child in tow) for new brand new show, Alchemy, in which she'll present favourite songs in a 40s style.
Burlesque performer Lyra La Belle is bringing a host of great talent to Adelaide for the Burlesque Beauties showcase of burlesque and old style entertainment, featuring special guest host (and dancer) Dave Callan.
Whilst talking about what the boys of the latest incarnation of Puppetry of the Penis get up to could have gone anywhere, the result of LinkAdelaide's chat with puppeteer (and Adelaide born gentleman) Sam Longfellow involves a lot of talk about the technical wizardry which aims to make the show eye-poppingly good.
In the year of our doomsday (apparently..), Jesus has returned in festival favourite Imaan's comedy Bigger Than Jesus. We talk about religion, comedy, and taboos.
International conductor (and former Director of the State Opera) David Kram is joining forces with current State Opera director and CEO Tim Sexton and Artistic Director of Co-Opera Brian Chatterton to create a musical experience like no other for the people of Adelaide. Find out how David's adapted Wagner's best loved pieces for every day singers, and how YOU can perform it.
From 18.5 hours of music to a 2 hour animated and live experience, international conductor (and former Director of the State Opera) David Kram has worked hard to turn Wagner's epic Ring Cycle into a two hour experience - without losing anything of the majesty of the original. We spoke to David about just how he's done it.
Adelaide sketch comedy septet The Golden Phung are BACK with an ALL NEW show in 2012. Bringing the Encyclopedia Of Everything to upstairs at the Worldsend, the Phung's interview featured cast members Andrew Crupi and Graham Self, and my most unprofessional phone-related moment, which is included mainly to pay respect to the brilliance of Graham for recovering his response EXACTLY where it left off.
Local music promotor, technician and performer Matthew Vecchio has a lot on at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival, including writing and performing his own, one man show debut. We spoke to Matt ahead of the Fringe, and the first run of The Matt Vecchio Show.
UniSA is unveiling a brand new Fringe venue in 2012. The Grand Academy of Lagado will be host to a number of events, including the Worlds Biggest Pub Crawl, happening at around Lagado. We spoke to The Grand Academy of Lagado's Marketing Coordinator Eugene Phoa about the pub crawl, and the University's great new venue. (Of course, the pub crawl is an Adults Only event for 18+ only. LinkAdelaide and The Grand Academy of Lagado urge responsible drinking.) Note to self: 540 minutes is 9 hours.
Do Not Feed The Demon is local comic Kel Balnaves' latest piece. We spoke to him (before we heard the interview back and discovered it sounds like we recorded it at the windiest place ON EARTH!!) about his demons and discovered a guy with some great stories to tell.
Working to present four different genres each night, Tim Motley and Patrick McCullagh are putting on the Best of Fringe Variety each night of the Fringe. Highlighting the best they're seeing at the Fringe, Tim speaks about how he and Patrick are making decisions on who to pick, and what you'll expect from the nightly shows.
With a Film Noir murder mystery, Tim Motley presents his character Dirk Darrow in a humorous take on the classic Film Noir style from the 40s. With seasons all over the globe, and a debut here in Adelaide in 2011, Tim discusses Dirk's return, and how the show's improved.
After training in Adelaide, and receiving her Masters in Melbourne, Perth girl Kelly Alexander has created a piece of dance, Dark Park, which she'll be showing at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe. In talking to us about the piece, Kelly talks about the unusual way she's created Dark Park.
Last year, Candy Royalle marvelled with Love Spectacular. In 2012, she returns to her Adelaide fans with a new show, and new collaborators. Along with the fantastic Sloppy Joe, Candy's Stories By Starlight is a look into our humanity.. and Candy gave us some of her time to talk about it.
Xavier Toby is an up and coming comedian from Victoria who, after a short hiatus from stand up, has returned with confidence and new found skill. He talks with us about his history in comedy, and how he developed his current show.
Ink Pot Arts, with the support of Country Arts SA, are debuting a new work for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Ophelia's Shadow Theatre is a local story, and Ink Pot Arts' Artistic Director Jo-Anne Sarre spoke to me about it.
After enjoying a sold out season in September 2011, Ink Pot Arts have brought back their Dr Seuss inspired production The Lorax for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. LinkAdelaide spoke to Jo-Anne Sarre about the show, and its association with Trees For Life.
Nurse and comedian Danny Stinson talks about his work and his comedy, and how he's made the two one for his show at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Standing for The Kiss Of Death, Kate Engelfield will be presenting Laura Shellhardt's one woman play The K of D at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We spoke to Kate about the show, and were joined by set designer Ruth who discussed her set for the show.
Perth's Stephen Warren is part of the Aleela Collective, and speaks to us about The Farce of Sodom or The Quintessence of Debauchery - a luscious production with touches of burlesque and comedy through nine specific scenes. Show is adults only.
Beverley Waters is the Artistic Director of the SA Children's Ballet Company, who, for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival, will present Cinderella - The Untold Story at Adelaide College of the Arts. We spoke to Beverley about the ballet company, their show, and the 2012 season.
Francesca Mountfort is a talented cellist, who spoke to LinkAdelaide about her love for the cello, and what's in her old-time, cabaret inspired show.
Funk and soul group the Mod Skwod are injecting some much needed cool into the Adelaide Fringe with Funkify Your Life taking over a multitude of venues around town during the Fringe. We spoke to band member Mark Hudson about the Skwod.
Making his Fringe Festival full length show debut is local magician Scott Mangnoson. We talk magic, Adelaide, and what got Scott into the magical realm and ready to put on a Fringe show.
In this podcast, LinkAdelaide is slightly struck dumb by the presence of a Lady like Petunia McLaren, as the grande dame of Australian performance talks to us about her show at the Fringe.
Investigating teenage years, troubles and triumphs through the medium of circus, experienced young performer Jordan Kelly and his team have created No Such Thing As Normal, a show which has already been really well received in Melbourne.
Dancer Cloe Fournier has created a dance and physical theatre work for the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. We discuss the story behind the dance, and some of Cloe's inspirations.
Returning for its final run, Kai Smythe talks to LinkAdelaide about his musical adventure, Mager and Smythe In Search Of Atlantis, and previews its sequel..
Last year, Kai was one half of the Sexytime show with Tessa Waters. In 2012, he steps out of his comfort zone with a one man show, Big Hairy Fun. We spoke to Kai about the show, and (briefly) his filmmaking past.
Popular Melbourne artist - she bought Sexytime to us in 2011 - Tessa Waters returns to Adelaide in 2012 with her new show A Little Bit Of Standing Up And A Little Bit Of Falling Down. In the lead up to the return, she has a chat about the show, and what's next for her.
Colin Koch, manager and member of Eagles tribute band The Bald Eagles, joins us to chat about Life In The Slow Lane II, the Bald Eagles' Fringe show in 2012. We also mention some of Colin's early work at the very first WOMADelaide.
Melbourne comic Michael Connell has a quick chat about coming to Adelaide, performing, and his show at the Adelaide Fringe I Am Super, Man.
Join Yve Blake in her exploration of what makes a good friend, an a good person, in 2012. LinkAdelaide speaks to Yve about friendship, and her production company, ErrMerrGerrd. (Please note: This podcast was released in 2012. Since then, Yve has gone on to new and exciting creative endeavours, which you can discover in the podcast we recorded with her in January 2015, and from her website yveblake.com)
Circus man Sam Aldham and his fellow performers have created a DIY circus experience based on TV renovation shows. Featuring a heap of hand made circus equipment, music, and all your favourites from the genre, Sam sat and had a chat to let us know more about the show.
The Ridiculous Files have returned to the 2012 Fringe with a powerhouse idea. Taking on morning television, Up At Sparrow's Fart is an early morning parody with a heap of sketches and laugh out loud moments. In a clear example of why interviews are easier, and a lot looser, when you're talking to a mate, we spoke to Dave Hirst about the show. NB: Interview was recorded outside; please enjoy the bird noises..
Urban Myth Theatre debut their new Senior ensemble with an, intense, challenging two hander investigating young male relationships. Weepie, by Chris Goode, is directed by ensemble member Poppy Mee, who joined LinkAdelaide for a chat.
Up and coming local theatre company Early Worx is presenting three shows at the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Charles Sanders, Director of the company, talks about it and the show he's performing in, Queer: The Wicked Webs We Weave, at the 2012 Fringe.
Direct from Canada via Skype in LinkAdelaide's first such interview, we spoke to Lauren Stein about her theatre show Laurentina's Odyssey, and answered a few of her questions about Australia.
Gareth Hart is bringing his latest work - one he describes as his bravest - to Adelaide for the Fringe. He's co-artistic director of Newcastle's Crack Theatre Festival and a dancer. We covered all of it, and his inspirations, in our interview.
In 2012, the Adelaide Fringe Festival has invited Adelaide on a Tour of the Unexpected. What better thing to do on a tour then than to book a ticket for The Mile High Club? Robert Goldsmith spoke to us about his burlesque variety show, which will offer audiences burlesque, entertainment, and a tantalising tease of some of this year's Fringe Highlights.
Bringing ye olde style radio variety to the stage in 2012, Robert Goldsmith spoke to us about his fringe show Insert Sponsor Here Radio Variety Hour, the production of live foley sound effects and more..
Paul Culliver, from Melbourne, has joined forces with Max Atwood to present two comics for the price of one in the stand up comedy show Max Atwood and Paul Culliver In No Particular Order. Paul spoke to us about comedy, the show, and how he got started.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA are proud to bring a show to the Adelaide Fringe in 2012. Iolanthe is directed by popular director and regular at the Society, David Lampard, who joined us for a chat about his magical production.
Marcel Blanch de Wilt talks about one of the most talked about shows of the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival - Fat Wank. Peeling back the curtain, he reveals a little more about what audiences can expect from their Fat Wank experience.
Marcel Blanch de Wilt talks about Amuse Bouche (pronounced Amewz Bewsh), a variety show highlighting some of the best fringe acts during the Festival.
Formerly from Nova91.9's Breakfast team and the nationally networked 'Action Battle Team', LinkAdelaide spoke to Matt Saraceni about his comedy foursome, The Lords Of Luxury, in the lead up to their Adelaide Fringe debut.
Lordy. This was an interview and a half. LinkAdelaide got into the bogan spirit to have a chat to Darren about his celebration of the classic pub bingo night and Ocker culture, Bogan Bingo. NB: We did edit the chat, but, if you're offended by mild coarse language, and the term 'bogan', this podcast's probably not for you.
LinkAdelaide were privileged to have a chat to Art Gallery of South Australia's Director Nick Mitzevich about Allegoria Sacra, a stunning and epic video installation by Russian collective AES+F coming to Adelaide during the Adelaide Fringe.
All the way from Canberra with a selection of new songs, folk and jazz standards, Mike Lyons and John McCarthy talk to LinkAdelaide about their music and show The Other Side.
Inspired by the world of numerology, Sherry Hearn's music is created to inspire and is based on your personal numbers. In speaking to Sherry Hearn, LinkAdelaide ironically discovered an inability to count, at least twice..
From Melbourne's Brave Theatre Company comes a two woman play about the crises we go through, inexplicably, on reaching 25. LinkAdelaide talks to performer Mel Dodge about life, audiences, and a small tribe in Africa.
From Melbourne's Brave Theatre Company, we speak to Mel Dodge about her one woman show, Jane Austen Is Dead, love and the classic tales of Jane Austen.
With an updated seating bank, new air conditioning and their new Black Box theatre initiative, there's a lot happening a the Bakehouse Theatre in 2012 (not to mention a heap of Fringe shows..) Starting things off early will be Unseen Theatre Company's Pratchett Pieces Three. We spoke to Pamela Munt about it.
Clowning, interactivity and more. We talk to Josh Ladgrove, the man behind Neil Portenza and the 2012 Fringe show Choose Your Own Portenza at the Tuxedo Cat for the Adelaide Fringe.
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.
Van Badham is a writer, activist and personal friend of LinkAdelaide. In 2012, The University of Adelaide Fringe Club are performing two of her pieces in a double bill entitled An Anarchist At The Demo. We spoke to director Amy Campbell about the pieces.
Adelaide performer Emily Smart is about to let Adelaide hear her latest musical offering.. and trust me, it sounds pretty great. Little Two Eyes are a new five piece, and their debut EP, All The Things I Never Told You And Why, is set for release in March. We spoke to Emily about the EP, the band, and the EP launch they're doing during the Fringe.
After the huge success of It's A Dad Thing in 2011, Adam Goodburn and SINGular productions return in 2012 with a change of pace; a look at the life of Cole Porter in What Is This Thing Called Love.
With, sadly, very poor recording of my half of the conversation, I spoke to Sydney comic James Colley about A Beginners Guide to Existence, his show inspired by his god daughter.
After assisting him as technical designer and operator for the Melbourne season of Road Movie at the Midsumma Festival, I sat with performer of the show, Dirk Hoult, to discuss this very moving, internationally acclaimed, one man show about finding hope and the ones you love ahead of its Adelaide debut at the Fringe.
In a slight departure from our usual interview style, owing to Mike's UK location and ability to enter a studio, this interview was recorded in two entirely separate parts. First, I sent a recording of the questions to Mike, who then recorded answers and put the interview together before emailing it back to me in Adelaide. The interview also features a song from Dr Blues..
Perth's Shane Adamczak is part of Checkout - The Musical, a production which takes a look at some of the characters you'll find working at your local supermarket. We spoke of the show's large props, great songs, and ten years of history in Perth, debuting their own Fringe World festival in 2012.
Making her Australian debut at the Adelaide Fringe in 2012, Sameena Zehra is a UK comedian with a million stories and experiences most can only dream (or have nightmares) about. Sameena spoke to us (very kindly) all the way from the UK.
L.O.V looks at male relationships and the violence within those friendships. Aimed at a young adult audience, the show has an emphasis on physical movement and the interrelationships between the three male characters, the show has been developed by Melbourne's Chiral Collective. LinkAdelaide spoke to the production's director, Claire Yeomans.
Part of the unique We As Art, We As Artists event featuring six singer songwriters collectively performing their works with live musicians, and visual artists showing works created in response to the songs being played on the night, LinkAdelaide spoke to performer Mary Webb about the show.
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.
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 Adelaide Fringe, 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.
Welcome back to the LinkAdelaide Podcast. We're back with a new look website and big plans for 2012, just as the 2012 Adelaide Fringe release over 900 events for sale on their website.
LinkAdelaide celebrates its first anniversary podcast with an update on the site and details of what's happening around the country.
A short review of Isingyah Temple's exhibition at Urban Cow Studios, created after LinkAdelaide's interview with Isingyah ran into technical difficulties.
LinkAdelaide talks to Nikki Nouveau, a Sydney singer/artist who's returning to Adelaide for the second time in 2011 for the Cabaret Fringe with Bordello Blues.
Flamenco Areti received a five star review for their show at the Adelaide Fringe in 2011. Now they're back for the Cabaret Fringe with a new show. We spoke to Areti about it.
LinkAdelaide talks to Chris John about the return of Me N Me Mate, an all Australian show of yarns, bush ballads and tall tales presented by Splash Theatre Company and co-starring Elliot Howard.
Discussing their latest show - a remount of their 2010 success Christina: A Story With Music - and the rest of their 2011 season, I spoke to Stephanie Speirs, company manager for new Melbourne theatre company Attic Erratic.
The University of Adelaide's Theatre Guild has a long history of creating work in Adelaide. Just one week into the position, we spoke to the new Artistic Director of the Theatre Guild, Edwin Kemp.
The Monash University Shakespeare Society present the works of Shakespeare in the MUST space at Monash's Clayton campus in Melbourne. Next up for the society is a production of King Lear, directed by this interview's subject, Christopher Bryant.
Pat Rix, Artistic Director of Adelaide's acclaimed Tutti Ensemble, on the afternoon of their latest production's opening night, speaks to LinkAdelaide about that show, One, as well as Tutti's Real to Real collaboration with the United Kingdom's Oska Bright.
For the 46th time, Adelaide will, this May, play host to the Comedy Capers Gang Show. Featuring a cast of over 100 scouts and guides from across SA, the Gang Show features musical items and skits based around this year's theme of television. LinkAdelaide caught up with the massive event's Production Director Rebecca Knott as she readied herself for opening night.
From May 4 to 28, Adelaide's Urban Cow Studio will play host to the latest exhibition by Anna Small. Entitled 'Sprout', it features hand crafted metal representations of nature created by Anna and her husband Warren.
Playing Monash University's Student Theatre this month will be a new production of Roald Dahl's classic, dark tale 'The Witches'. Directed by Cassie Fumi and featuring Alex Roe as 'Mouse Man', the work promises to be a darkly funny new take on the kids favourite. I caught up with Cassie and Alex in the theatre..
In response to the perceived lack of traditional theatre spaces for new, up and coming theatre work in his home town, Paul Osuch has created the Anywhere Theatre Festival. Running for ten days in Brisbane from May 5 to 14, the festival exclusively features works in non-traditional theatre spaces. LinkAdelaide spoke to Paul via telephonic devices.
Opening May 3, ABACUS - The Life And Work Of The Greatest Artist Of The 21st Century is part theatre, part art installation. Created by Harley Hefford and the Beat Nineteen for Monash University's Student Theatre on the Clayton Campus in Melbourne, the show will enjoy a short, premiere season in the MUST Theatre from May 3 to 7.
In the lead up to their gig at the Jade Monkey on May 6, and the release of their '6 On The Street' documentary episode, we spoke to Bob Hookway, founding member of the Adelaide five piece. Apologies for the background bird calls, sirens and wind noise..
Following the success of our Adelaide Fringe podcasts, in which over 70 artists were interviewed about their events in the 2011 Adelaide Fringe Festival program, the LinkAdelaide podcast returns soon with more interviews, news and interesting tidbits from the Arts and other fields in Adelaide and around the nation. New podcasts coming soon, but in the mean time, we'll re-list a few favourite interviews from the Adelaide Fringe.
New Podcasts are about to hit LinkAdelaide.com.au. Here's details on how to make sure you get them.. and a thank you from me for downloading my Fringe interviews.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show No Hello.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to the stunning Liz Skitch about her accordion playing show Skitchtease.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the new exhibition by the TGI Visual Arts Collective.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Pieces of Mind.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Macbeth.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show The Misanthrope.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Skip Miller’s Hit Songs.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, and on the eve of his Australian debut, we talk to UK comedian, Markus Birdman.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to the lady behind Bird Wizdom Cabaret, Anya, about her new show Master’s Curious Delirium.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show So You Think You Can Get F**d Up.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Anne Edmonds: Ever Since The Dawn Of Anne.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show What The Fach?.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Beauty And The Beast.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Koto Music (Flowers).
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Improv Cabaret.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Fairy Magic.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk visual art with Diedre Edwards about her show, Mother Nature.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Bartender’s Beef.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Zack Adams: Love Songs For Future Girl.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show How To Sex.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Mr Fibby.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Ridiculous Files.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk visual art with and about Lauren Arnott’s Migration And Transformation.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show @Shakespeare.com.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Footprints Through Africa.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about one of the hit shows of the 2010 Fringe, back for another round, Freefall, by Gravity And Other Myths.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Funny People.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Here Comes The Son.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Adventures of HMS Brucie.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show It’s A Dad Thing.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Just Douglas.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Long Way 2011 Rock Carnivale.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Nightminds.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to a couple of graduates, fresh out of the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA), about their new company and new circus show, Pitch, coming to the Adelaide Fringe.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we go a little bit blue (MATURE CONTENT) and talk sex with a member of Sex Sells, a three piece comedy trio in Adelaide for the Fringe.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Shakespeare’s Mothers: Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Spirit Of Africa.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Leticia Maher’s Sunset Soiree.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Georgia Germein: Take My Hand.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show The Marriage Of Flavio And Isabella: An Interactive Commedia Dell’Arte Show.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the circus performance This Is What We Do For A Living.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we catch up with the creator of a show based on a favourite kids book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, about her show, The Very Circusy Caterpillar.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Skinhouse.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, Sheridan Stewart makes a triumphant return to LinkAdelaide to talk about her night of award winning funny women from all over the world, Titters.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to the star and creator of the circus event, Big Shoes To Fill: Expose Of A 50 Ft Woman.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to one of organisers of the Adults Only Fringe fetish event, Kinky Kaos 4. (MATURE CONTENT)
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Magichour.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Miller And Moore Presents...
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Throw Away Planets Exhibition.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, Roy Phung talks about the all star return of his comedy troupe to the Adelaide Fringe as the Golden Phung hits back with Phung Harder!
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Tomas Ford: Gentleman And Disconcerter.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Faulty Towers The Dining Experience.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to one of the stars of the cabaret event CreativiT.V.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about Bogan Bingo.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Bad Romance.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the fringe show Aiyudot Khom Is Getting Married.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to long time sound technician and event organiser Jeanne Hurrell about her event for Spoke in the the Fringe, Spoke Gives It Up. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Pheobe Taylor about her emotional, timely theatre piece, No Blinding Light, about dealing with the grief that comes from losing someone you've known online but never met face to face. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Erin McAnna about her work Awakening, created as a production between Lift Dance Theatre and Brighton Secondary School students. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this, another technically challenged episode, we have a three way conversation with the creators and stars of Clean As A Whistle. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we speak to actor and creator of his own one man cabaret, Charles Sanders, about A Modest Exhibit. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we speak to magician and theatremaker Bruce Glen, about The House Of Wonder And Delights, his magic show set in and around the history of Adelaide's Ayer's House Museum. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, cabaret's the thing, and we speak to Brigitte Baden-Rennie about her updated and expanded show, Partners In Crime, for the Adelaide Fringe. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, Christian is back to talk about the Steampunk movement, and their totally immersive LARP event, Olympia - A Steampunk Spectacular. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, it's the turn of Shanelle Jovanovic to speak about the Natuzzi The Parade Food, Wine And Music Festival, taking place for one day only, Feb 20, during the Fringe. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, sadly troubled with technical issues throughout, we speak to the delightful Sarina Del Fuego about her Noir Revue, which promises to be a spectacular cabaret event in the Excess Theatre at Gluttony. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to the well awarded, intelligent and very punny Lindsay Webb, whose show, Pundemonium, plays Adelaide Fringe in 2011. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to the host, Judge, and organiser of the Comedy Court Stand up Comedy Competition And Show, Donte about the show, his work as a comedian, and how you can get involved. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to cabaret performer Candy Royalle, about her Love Spectacular. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to Christian, one member of the team bringing back the sounds of the past in Bygone Error for the Adelaide Fringe. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to Matthew Sorell as he takes time out from climbing the belfry to talk about The Adelaide Bellringing Challenge, ringing bells all over town during the Fringe. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to actor and creator of her own cabaret show Sex And Crime with Antje, Antje Guenther. A great talent, Antje's show first played during the 2010 Cabaret Fringe Festival before being remounted for this year's Fringe. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode we speak to one of the organisers of Aardfard's Treasure Hunt, an interactive, online and live event taking place right through the 2011 Adelaide Fringe. NB: I've had some audio quality issues with my recording device recently, so the quality of some of these podcasts is a little shaky. Am working to correct the problem so that future episodes have finer clarity.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to the Producer and Director of the Adelaide University Fringe Club's production of The Importance of Being Earnest, James Moffatt, about the show and where they're at leading into their season at the Mead Hall, Flinders St Baptist Church.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to performer Tara Carragher about her musical tribute to Bob Dylan at the Adelaide Fringe, Freewheelin'. Tara, a singer and guitarist, will perform the two-part gig at the Promethean twice during the fringe. Please excuse the audio quality and omnipresent bird noises captured during the recording of this episode.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Melbourne artist Josh Mitchell about his dance theatre piece 'Nice Work If You Can Get It', coming to the Adelaide Fringe.
Welcome to the LinkAdelaide Fringe 2011 Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Dan Hales about the return Adelaide season of Asylum, a dance work in the 2011 Adelaide Fringe Program originally seen to sold out houses during last year's Feast Festival.
In this podcast, recorded live via telephone on Sunday night, LinkAdelaide talks to Adelaide radio’s greatest rock chick Sheridan Stewart about Support Act Ltd, the Legends of Aussie Rock Gala Dinner, Titters and Adam Hills’ underpants. Whilst not properly blue or truly adult in nature, this podcast does contain chat which may affect sensitive ears, so if you like, or are under 15, please listen with a parent or guardian.
In this Podcast, LinkAdelaide checks in with Southie (aka Tim Lucas) as he prepares to launch his debut album Nobody Out There (also featuring local female vocalist Emily Smart) this Friday night (July 23) at the Promethean. A couple of the references in the interview are a little out of date, as it was recorded last Thursday. However, the album is definitely available online, through iTunes, at the launch, and (from Friday) in many good music shops as well. During the chat, we also cover Tim's work in theatre, including the theatre company he set up with fellow drama grad from Flinders University, Xavier Samuel.
Welcome to the Fourth LinkAdelaide podcast, today featuring a chat with two of the founders of ‘Laide Magazine, Antonia and Miranda. Recorded at the Worldsend Hotel on Hindley Street, the interview covers the team’s progress and a few of the challenges they’ve faced creating their magazine in Adelaide. You can find out more about 'Laide on their website www.laidemagazine.com.au
Welcome to the third LinkAdelaide podcast - the first since the Podcast was made officially available on the iTunes website!! Today, we feature a slightly raw (ie, no official in or outtro) interview with Halina Mutton from Students of Sustainability, an event currently being run at Flinders University. For all the details on the conference, and ways you can still get involved, check out www.studentsofsustainability.org
Still firmly in the testing stages, this podcast features LinkAdelaide’s first interview, conducted on Sunday with Georgie, Krystal and Lucy - stars and creators of the new work Im-Perfection, which they’re currently performing at Higher Ground. Also plugged this week, Two, written by Jim Cartwright, Directed by Michael Hill and performed by members of JungleBean upstairs at the Director’s Hotel on Gouger St until Saturday. (..and yes, I have to claim conflict of interest as I’ll be there every night stage managing!)
Welcome to LinkAdelaide. Welcome to the first LinkAdelaide Podcast, quickly promoting a few great things happening around Adelaide, and released more to test the equipment than anything else.. hopefully LinkAdelaide will improved markedly after this one!