One Man, Two Guvnors

Richard Bean’s internationally acclaimed British comedy masterpiece 'One Man, Two Guvnors' transferred to the Music Box Theatre in 2012, running for a triumphant 159 performances and capturing multiple major Tony nominations following its West End peak under the banner of the National Theatre. Electrically transposing Carlo Goldoni's classic 18th-century farce *Servant of Two Masters* into a raucous Brighton in 1963, the high-octane plot follows Francis Henshall, an unprincipled, perennially starving musician who orchestrates a frantic campaign to serve two separate mob bosses concurrently, starring James Corden in his Tony-winning turn.