Seven Days: Vermont's Independent Voice

Hunger Games

More interested in his next helping of bangers and mash than the task at hand, an errand boy with an active appetite unwittingly gets himself into a life-or-death situation in One Man, Two Guvnors. In order to pad out his budget — and his gut — hapless protagonist Francis Henshall finds himself working for not one but two small-time “guvnors” (aka gangsters) in London’s National Theatre’s latest hit comedy, penned by Richard Bean. (No, not that Mr. Bean.) It’s sold out overseas, but if you’re hungry for more, head to a local broadcast screening to follow the sight gags, chase scenes and character shtick as Henshall desperately tries to keep his bosses apart.