From what I’ve seen, there’s undoubtedly some great potential amongst the company even if they’re all too raw at the moment. Ed Fringe is a small step for some, but for Strickland Productions, it’s been too giant of a leap. read more
Author: Luke Prowse Baldwin
Lobster – EdFringe Review
I still believe I’ve found the gem of a show I’ve been longing to find at this year’s Fringe. It’s also fantastic to have come across a pearl of an actor in Gemma Harvey. Well done to whoever cast her. read more
An Interview with Hannah Bradley and Johnny Cameron (Twelve Twelve Theatre)
Luke Prowse Baldwin interviews Hannah Bradley and Johnny Cameron of Twelve Twelve Theatre who have just finished a run of their production Arrivals at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in which Hannah played the role of Mel and Johnny the role of Tony. read more
There She Is – EdFringe Review
A whale washes up on the London Underground. That’s the premise for Brazilian Gabriela Flarys’ one-woman show There She Is. As absurd as such an event may seem, for me it acts as a metaphor for a number of concerning affairs taking place within Britain at present. read more
A War of Two Halves – Interview with Paul Beeson
Paul Beeson, co-writer and cast member of This is Our Story's site-specific production: A War of Two Halves, speaks to Luke Prowse Baldwin about working on this unique and heart-warming true story and performing it to an audience of Hearts fans. read more
Driving Miss Daisy (York Theatre Royal)
"Think Lady Penelope and Parker in FAB 1, but this time without any strings to hold back their emotions". Driving Miss Daisy may be a modern classic, but this production at the York Theatre Royal wears its soul on its sleeve. read more