And Broadway Baby's first Bobby Award of 2015 goes to... by Larry Bartleet

By Larry Bartleet
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22nd Aug 2015
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Edinburgh Fringe

Our first Bobby Award of the year goes to the inimitable Luke McQueen, whose playful and genre-breaking show Double Act wowed our comedy editor, Martin Walker, and the judges who went to see the show earlier this week. Larry Bartleet and Martin Walker sat down with Luke to talk about the show in this audio interview. And Broadway Baby's first Bobby Award of 2015 goes to... Luke McQueen! by Broadway Baby Radio on MixcloudYou can also hear our original interview with Luke at Broadway Baby Radio here

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