one_man_two_guvnors.md

title	playwright	period	season	season_sort	date_start	date_end	venue	trivia	cast	crew	prod_shots	assets	links
One Man, Two Guvnors	Richard Bean	Autumn	In House	150	2017-12-12	2017-12-15	New Theatre	quote name submitted The dining sequence at the end of Act One involved what was probably for me some of the most quick changes as a stage manager I have ever had to deal with, and subsequently one of the messiest stages to clean up. The sequence, which involves several characters running on and off stage to grab several different dishes to serve to the "two guvnors" of the scene culminated in an explosion (achieved by the use of a hazer and sound cues) followed by two characters running out of the wings covered in whipped cream (having fallen victim to a burning crepes suzette). On the final night, we ran out of crepes, so the crepes suzette merely became a giant runny custard pie. Tom Proffitt 2019-09-19	role name Francis Henshall James Curling role name Alan Dangle Chris Sharp-Paul role name Stanley Stubbers Ted Marriott role name Harry Dangle Andrew Houghton role name Charlie Clench Zack Collins role name Lloyd Boateng Dom Bitten role name Alfie Sam Morris role name Gareth Rohan Rakhit role name Pauline Clench Michaela Green role name Rachel Crabbe Gigi George role name Dolly Rachael Baines role name note Christine Holly Shaw 1st and 2nd show role name note Christine Zach Jones 3rd show role name note Christine Ronan Sullivan 4th and 5th show	role name Co-Director George Waring role name Co-Director Kate O'Gorman role name Producer Beth Mullen role name Technical Director Jess Donn role name Lighting Designer Ben Woodford role name Sound Designer Felicity Chilver role name Sound Engineer Sam Osborne role name Production Assistant Aitor Tejo role name Set Assistant Gemma Walton role name Shadow Technical Director Shahbhan Ramzan role name Shadow Lighting Designer Miguel Barrulas role name Shadow Sound Jakub Kolek role name Improv Consultant Jack Ellis role name Technical Operator Nathan role name Technical Operator Zoe Smith role name Technical Operator Rohanna Brown role name Technical Operator Maddy Strauss role name Technical Operator Adam Frankland role name Technical Operator Miguel Barrulas role name Stage Manager Charlotte Sanders role name Stage Manager Lara Cowler role name Stage Manager Tom Proffitt role name Stage Manager Rohanna Brown role name Stage Manager Darcey Graham role name Stage Manager Esther Butterworth role name Stage Manager Jack Ellis role name Stage Manager Kate Maguire role name Stage Manager Ed Eggleton role name Stage Manager Zoe Smith role name Stage Manager Steven Holkesvik role name Stage Manager Angharad Davies role name Musician Ian Sheard role name Musician Joe Strickland role name Musician Nat Henderson role name Musician Harry Pavlou role name Musician Arthur Mckechnie role name Musician Louis Djalili role name Musician Sasha Gibson role name Musician Boo Jackson role name Musician Martin Lee role name Musician Rachael Johnson	x36Fx5	type image poster 6dc7Psv	type href snapshot publisher author title date rating quote Review https://impactnottingham.com/2017/12/one-man-two-guvnors-nnt/ 5cfmX Impact Nottingham Lewis Goodger One Man, Two Guvnors @ NNT 2017-12-16 9/10 Hilarious, full of innuendos and the perfect way to end the semester – NNT’s production of Richard Bean’s One Man, Two Guvnors is a comedic triumph. type href snapshot publisher title date quote Review http://kevcastletheatrereviews.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/one-man-two-guvnors-nottingham-new.html irZoA Kev Castle Reviews "One Man, Two Guvnors" by Richard Bean 2017-12-13 The Nottingham New Theatre students have this year introduced me to so many little gems that I'd never heard of before this year,and I have a lot to thank this incredibly talented group of student actors for. Consistently good in their choices of theatre and output and it's been a pleasure to experience.

'One Man Two Guvnors' is the highly acclaimed modernisation of Carlo Goldoni's original classic 'The Servant of Two Masters'. Richard Bean's uproarious farce, that has received stellar commendation on the West End and Broadway, follows the heart-warmingly disastrous character of Francis Henshall, who accidentally finds himself simultaneously employed by a local gangster and an eccentric upper-class murderer who share an unfortunately complicated past, landing Francis in the middle of a choreographed chaos of slapstick comedy and highly physicalised interactions, we also witness his constant crusade to conquer both his gastronomic and flirtatious desires. He encounters characters ranging in intellect and theatrical flair that both hinder and facilitate his efforts to keep both of his guvnors apart.