Richard Bean
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Reykjavik – Hampstead Theatre, London
Writer: Richard Bean Director: Emily Burns Reykjavik transports us to Hull’s trawler-fishing industry, centring on Donald Claxton, a hardened shipowner…
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To Have and To Hold – Hampstead Theatre, London
Writer: Richard Bean Directors: Richard Wilson and Terry Johnson To Have and To Hold is a domestic comedy about “dealing…
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Jack Absolute Flies Again – National Theatre, London
Writers: Richard Bean and Oliver Chris Director: Emily Burns One Man, Two Guvnors was one of the National Theatre’s biggest…
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One Man, Two Guvnors- Octagon Theatre, Bolton
Writer: Richard Bean Director: Lotte Wakeham Richard Bean’s One Man, Two Guvnors is a modern classic. Bean adapts an 18th-century…
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71 Coltman Street – Hull Truck Theatre
Writer: Richard Bean Director: Mark Babych There’s been a certain buzz among Hull’s theatrical circles surrounding their theatre’s 50th anniversary…
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One Man, Two Guvnors – National Theatre at Home, Theatre Streaming
Writer: Richard Bean Director: Nicholas Hytner Oh how we need a good laugh right now and oh how disappointing it…
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One Man, Two Guvnors – Old Joint Stock, Birmingham
Writer: Richard Bean Director: Adam Lacey Reviewer: Selwyn Knight Francis is easily confused. He used to play washboard in a…
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Kiss Me – Trafalgar Studios 2, London
Writer: Richard Bean Director: Anna Ledwich Reviewer: Stephen Bates Most of us know about the death toll from the First…
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