We are proud to be presenting the award-winning comedy One Man, Two Guvnors by Richard Bean in May 2019. An Amateur Production by ARRANGEMENT WITH ORIGINTM THEATRICAL, ON BEHALF OF SAMUEL FRENCH LTD. Tickets available here.
PRECIS
This hilarious award-winning comedy starred James Corden on London’s West End. It is about Francis Henshall, an out of work (and very hungry) musician who accepts a job from two different employers, Roscoe Crabbe a gangster and Stanley Stubbers an upper-class idiot, neither of whom knows about the other ‘guvnor’.
Roscoe is actually his twin sister Rachel Crabbe in disguise (as Roscoe has been accidentally murdered by Rachel’s boyfriend Stanley Stubbers). To complicate matters further, local mobster Charlie ‘the duck’ Clench has arranged for his daughter Pauline to marry Roscoe, but Pauline is in love with over-the-top amateur actor Alan Dangle.
Add in two identical trunks, secret letters, a doddering waiter with a pace-maker and Francis’ pursuit of his twin passions – Dolly (Charlie’s feminist bookkeeper) and food – and mayhem ensues.
PERFORMING at RICHMOND SCHOOL of ARTS
We are excited to announce we will be holding a special ‘Speakeasy’ Opening Night on May 11. Come in fancy dress as a flapper or gangster (BYO alcohol), ready to enjoy the show, some fantastic jazz music and a whole lot of fun! A prize will be awarded to the best-dressed couple and we’ll even have a free photobooth on the night to capture you in all your glory!
Saturday May 11 – 8pm
Friday May 17 – 8pm
Saturday May 18 – 2pm & 8pm
Saturday May 25 – 2pm & 8pm
This show contains mild coarse language.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Director: Carol Dicker
Producer: Josie Dwyer
Stage Manager: Georgia Holdforth
Costumes: Marnie O’Mara
Make-up: Reece Green
Choreography & Marketing: Sam O’Hare
CAST
Francis: John Courtney
Stanley: Robert Hall
Rachel: Heloise Tolar
Dolly: Samantha O’Hare
Charlie: Michael Niccol
Alan: Thomas Gardiner
Llola: Catherine Gregory
Pauline: Madz O’Hare
Harry: Craig Wynn-Jones
Alfie: Simon Dane
Gloria: Anne McMaster
Greek Chorus: Nellie Grimshaw