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Collaborations

Some recent projects with other artists...you know what collaborations are...

YOU ARE GOING TO DIE

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Co-created with Adam Scott-Rowley and Tom Morley.

 

Performed by Scott-Rowley entirely naked, and co-directed by Prowen and Morley entirely clothed, YOU ARE GOING TO DIE is a nail-biting descent into existential anxiety. A surreal meditation on annihilation. A shared purge illuminating the darkest corners of the human psyche and revealing compassion and humour in the most unlikely of places. 

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Premiered at the Vaults Festival in Spring 2023, it hit the Edinburgh Fringe in the summer , then toured to Denmark in the Autumn. It then transferred to the Southwark Playhouse in London for Spring 2024.

 

"There is something uncompromisingly fierce, unapologetic and uncomfortably honest about this hour, which constantly undercuts its own despair and offers little comfort, but an undeniable glint of compassion for the hellishness of the human condition. I hesitate to say it, but it is positively uplifting in a predominantly non-risk-taking theatrical climate." - Lyn Gardner for The Stage

 

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EVERYTHING THEATRE

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BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE

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THE THEATRE TIMES

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GET THE CHANCE WALES

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THE STUDENT

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THE SKINNY

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FRINGE BISCUIT

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SHY STRANGE MANIC

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THE ARTS DESK

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THE SCOTSMAN

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LYN GARDNER, THE STAGE

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Performed by: ADAM SCOTT-ROWLEY
Co-created by ADAM SCOTT-ROWLEY, JOSEPH PROWEN & TOM MORLEY
Lighting Design: MATT CATER

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Photo credit: Ryan Buchanan
Photo credit: Ryan Buchanan
Photo credit: Ryan Buchanan
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Photo credit: Ryan Buchanan

Joseph plays violin with singer-songwriter David Leopold (the man with the guitar). They recorded an EP last year - listen here - and recently played at the O2 Academy in Islington. More info here.

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David Leopold and Joseph Prowen at the O2 Academy Islington
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