David Benson joins Nicholas Hytner's Royal National Theatre Production of One Man, Two Guvnors
I am thrilled to announce that I have been cast in this major new production of Richard Bean's adaptation of Goldoni's Servant of Two Masters. To be directed by Nicholas Hytner with Cal McCrystal, my director on Loot (Derby Playhouse 2003) and Jack and The Beanstalk (Newbury Corn Exchange 2004), the shows stars telly golden-boy James Corden. I have a small role in one scene (which suits me fine) playing a waiter called Gareth. I will also be understudying one of the main roles, Charlie.
National Theatre page for One Man Two Guvnors
NOTE: Some of my scheduled tour dates will have to be postponed or canceled to accommodate my engagement at the National. A revised version of the current displayed tour dates will be posted soon. The Croydon Warehouse season is still on (see below)
David Benson Season @ The Warehouse, Croydon
Wednesday 6 to Sunday 17 April only
A chance for South Londoners (and their friends) to catch up with my latest show Lockerbie: Unfinished Business plus old favourites Think No Evil of Us: My Life With Kenneth Williams and the rarely-seen To Be Frank - Frankie Howerd And The Secret of Happiness.
For the schedule, click on the photo below.
Hope you can make it - spread the word!
I shall be appearing as Consuela (a Columbian cleaner) in the Royal Vauxhall Tavern Christmas Show - four nights only! with Scottee, Russella, Jonny Woo, Marcus Reeves and Myra Dubois
Plus
The Story Behind The Picture or My Life As An Erotic Go-Go Dancer
Video of the Week Joan Rivers Q&A Sundance Film Festival
Old News
My Grandfather's Great War London run November 2nd - 20th 2010
The solo play wot I directed and devised for actor Cameron Stewart in 2008 comes to London for a limited run.
NEW ARTICLE: EDINBURGH ROUND-UP
My year at the Edinburgh Fringe 2010
PLUS KENNETH WILLIAMS WALKING TOUR
PLUS
KENNETH WILLIAMS EVENT NEWS - walking tour plus Blue Plaque unveiling plus Think No Evil of Us
30-11-09 Live at the Club for Acts and Actors! Three songs and some patter
2-11-09 NEW BLOG: Journalistic Ethics II: The Box Cutters That Weren't
Sept 09 New photos of new show: Dr. Whom? My Search for Samuel Johnson
19-9-09
Click here to to listen to my appearance on BBC Radio Scotland's Festival Cafe show 14th August 2009. The other guests were Alistair McGowan and his wife Charlotte Page, and Henry Blowfeld, the cricket commentator, who kicked off the show with an off-colour story about Noel Coward. Stewart Nicholls and I bashed out Mrs. Worthington and I even got to promote my Samuel Johnson show - which starts on 22nd.
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