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Cast The Craze

Dolly Suzie Toase Drums Benjamin Brooker Lloyd Boateng Trevor Laird Bass Richard Coughlan Charlie “the Duck” Guitar Philip James Clench Fred Ridgeway Guitar Grant Olding Pauline Clench Claire Lams Harry Dangle Martyn Ellis Creative Team Alan Dangle Daniel Rigby Francis Henshall Director Rachel Crabbe Jemima Rooper Associate Director Cal McCrystal Stanley Stubbers Oliver Chris Designer Mark Thompson Gareth Lighting Designer Mark Henderson Alfie Tom Edden Music Grant Olding Ensemble Polly Conway Sound Designer Paul Arditti Ensemble Jolyon Dixon Fight Director Kate Waters Ensemble Derek Elroy Choreographer Adam Penford Ensemble David Hunter Ensemble Paul Lancaster Ensemble Gareth Mason Broadcast Team Ensemble Claire Thomson Director for Screen Robin Lough Technical Producer Christopher C.Bretnall Lighting Director Bernie Davis Sound Supervisor Conrad Fletcher Script Supervisor Laura Vine

Running time: 2 hours 40 minutes, including one interval Did you know?

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Join in Watch Use #OneManTwoGuvnors and be If you loved the show, explore our YouTube a part of the conversation online. channel and watch interviews, behind the scenes videos and our favourite clips. /nationaltheatrelive youtube.com/ntdiscovertheatre @ntlive Introducing One Man, Two Guvnors Welcome to the hilarious and riotous The permanently ravenous Francis spots West End and Broadway hit One Man, the chance of an extra meal ticket and Two Guvnors. Featuring a Tony Award- takes a second job with one Stanley winning performance from host of the Stubbers, who is hiding from the police The Late Late Show, James Corden as and waiting to be reunited with Rachel. the eternally famished servant Francis To prevent discovery, Francis must keep Henshall. Now being broadcast via his two guvnors apart. Simple. YouTube to mark the launch of National Theatre at Home. The production was originally captured by National Theatre Live whose state- Fired from his skiffle band, Francis Henshall of-the-art filming techniques are tailored becomes minder to Roscoe Crabbe, a specifically to each play. From close-ups small time East End hood, now in Brighton that capture every flicker of emotion, to to collect £6,000 from his fiancée’s dad. sweeping wide shots of the stage – you’ve But Roscoe is really his sister Rachel got the best seat in the house. We hope posing as her own dead brother, who’s been you enjoy the show. killed by her boyfriend Stanley Stubbers.

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