""One Man" is....both satanic and seraphic, dirty-minded and utterly innocent. Letting loose and neutralizing all sorts of demons, it's ideal escapism for anxious times." - "New York Times"
"The National Theatre is on a roll unmatched in its nearly fifty-year history. The longest sustained laugh I've heard in years of theatre-going." - "New Yorker"
"A hilarious tour de farce. These guys just want one thing, and it's to make us laugh. They succeed brilliantly." - "New York Post"
"****! Gobsmackingly funny!!" "Time Out New York"
"Gut-achingly good. I cannot remember the last time two hours of dramatic foolishness, lacking the slightest microscopic particle of redeeming social value, filled me with so much bliss." - "Washington Post"
""One Man, Two Guvnors" is 1,000 laughs! So memorably hilarious that it could be deemed a two-hanky weepie--for tears of laughter!" "Associated Press"
"Grade: A! A larf-out-loud theatrical hubbub just as sparkling and marvelous as rapturous London reviews have promised." - "Entertainment Weekly"
"The most criminally funny theatre I've ever seen. If you're not having a good time at this show, you may be on the wrong medication." - "The Hollywood Reporter"
"Officially the funniest play on the planet." - "Daily Mail"
"I laughed my head off. The man next to me was so convulsed with laughter that I feared his going into cardiac arrest." - "Financial Times"
"Deliriously funny." - "Vogue"
"A triumph of visual and verbal comedy... One of the funniest productions in the National Theatre's history." - "Guardian" (London)
"Bean shows that there's no end to his talents... It's been a while since the National, or any other theatre, had us rolling in the aisles at such sheer, joyous pandemonium." - "Sunday Times" (London)
"Richard Bean's delicious reworking of "Servant Of Two Masters" ... seems even better in its new West End incarnation... Fresh from winning [the