Set in Venice during Carnival, A Servant of Two Masters tells the story of a hungry servant who, upon realising that working for two masters could ensure him a greater supply of food, tries to do the job of two men while working desperately to conceal that fact from both employers. Unfortunately, whilst he is trying to keep the two masters apart, they are actually looking for each other. Mixed up letters, bags of money and genders make this an outrageous comedy.

Mise-en-scene: Steen
Choreographer: Slade V Mayer (they/he/she)
Musical Director: Sam Ferrier (he/him)
Band: Maddi Ferrier (they/them), Rhys Ferrier (he/him) & Jasmine Sim (she/her)
Stage Manager: Abraham Mahamid (he/him)
Lighting Design: Ben Spencer (he/him)
Technical Operator: Sam Spencer (he/him)
3D Printing: Paul Hamilton (he/him)
Publicity: Nick Kilpatrick (they/them)

Truffaldino De Bergamo - Nick Kilpatrick (they/them)
Beatrice Rasponi of Turin - Ella Brady (she/her)
Florindo Aretusi - Jonathon Nicola (he/him)
Doctor Lombardi - Lajos Hamers (he/they)
Pantelone Dei Bisognosi - Andrew Gobran (he/him)
Clarice - Cyrus Fletcher (they/them)
Silvio - Byron Schipp (he/him)
Esmerelda - Gillian Meers (she/her)
Brighella of Turin - Dylan Horvat (he/him)
Maitre De - Brett Osseweyer (he/him)
Scarpia - Jayden Brett (he/him)
Waiters - Yianni Vorrias (he/him), Ronan Whitten (he/him), Jackson Hawkins (he/him) & Sam Bain-Morris (they/them)
Porters - Darren Partlett (he/him) & Michael Emerson (he/him)