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.)
