One Man, Two Guvnors
by Richard Bean
Based on The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni
With Songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Edward Stern
2014-2015 Mainstage Season
The Story
Francis Henshall needs a job. Recently sacked from his skiffle band, he’s hungry and has a bad case of fish and chips on the brain. To make ends meet, he becomes a servant to two different masters. Frazzled Francis tries his best to balance duties and keep his bosses from meeting, but what he doesn’t know about them, and what they don’t know about each other, quickly become uproarious and riotous cases of mistaken identities and slapstick antics in this laugh-out-loud award-winning comedy.
Creative & Production Staff
Scenic Designer: Scott C. Neale
Costume Designer: David Kay Mickelsen
Lighting Designer: Kirk Bookman
Sound Designer: Rusty Wandall
Stage Manager: Emilee Buchheit
Assistant Stage Manager: Shannon B. Sturgis
Casting: Rich Cole
Cast
Aaron Orion Baker (Taxi Driver/Gareth)
Anthony Cochrane (Charlie “The Duck” Clench)
Karis Danish (Pauline Clench)
Jack Fellows (Stanley Stubbers)
Mel Johnson, Jr. (Lloyd Boateng)
Keira Keeley (Rachel Crabbe)
Raymond McAnally (Francis Henshall)
John Michalski (Harry Dangle)
Ruth Pferdehirt (Dolly)
Luke Smith (Alan)
Evan Zes (Alfie)
Ari Axelrod (Ensemble)
Austen Bohmer (Ensemble)
Amelia Jo Parish (Ensemble)
Lucas Reilly (Ensemble)
Kyle Twomey (Ensemble)
Jake Herberlie (The WoolfPak Skiffle Band (lead guitar))
Timothy Moore (The WoolfPak Skiffle Band (percussion))
Matthew Rudolf (The WoolfPak Skiffle Band (guitar))
Jacob Stergos (The WoolfPak Skiffle Band (bass/vocals))
Additional Credits
Leland Faulkner (physical comedy director)
Jacob Stergos (band director)
James Compton (movement coordinator)
Joanna Battles (dialect coach)
Sponsorship & Support
Ann & Hugh Scott
St. Louis Theater Circle Awards
Outstanding Actor in a Comedy (Raymond McAnally)