Performance

Venue	Wilton's Music Hall
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	8th April 2017
Opened	11th April 2017
To	22nd April 2017
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Wilton's Music Hall (V1165)
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Date of change: 8 Feb 17 - T1875713499

How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

Work:: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (S01118892993)

A vivacious satire on sharp-practice and ruthless ambition in the world of big business from the writer and composer of Guys and Dolls. With the aid of his bible, 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying', J. Pierpoint Finch rises irresistibly from window-cleaner to Chairman of the Board at World Wide Wickets, breaking hearts and stabbing backs along the way. Frank Loesser's score bristles with snappy numbers like 'Coffee Break', 'A Secretary is Not a Toy' and 'Been a Long Day', the exuberant 'Brother of Man' and the gorgeous 'I Believe In You'. The show won seven Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for drama when it opened on Broadway.

Book by	Abe Burrows
Book by	Jack Weinstock
Book by	Willie Gilbert
Music	Frank Loesser
Lyrics	Frank Loesser

Production:: (T1875713499)

Producer	Nicholas Thompson Productions
Producer	Tarquin Productions
Director	Benji Sperring
Design	Mike Lees
Musical Director	Benjamin Ferguson
Choreographer	Lucie Pankhurst
Lighting	Nic Farman
Performer	Marc Pickering (J Pierrepont Finch)
Performer	Hannah Gover (Rosemary)
Performer	Lizzii Hills (Hedy La Rue)
Performer	Geraldine Allen (Smitty)
Performer	Andrew C Wadsworth (JB Biggley)
Performer	Maisey Bawden (Miss Jones)
Performer	Daniel Graham (Bud Frump)
Performer	Richard Emerson (Twimble)
Performer	Nuwan Hugh Perera (Male Chorus / Multirole)
Performer	Matthew Whitby (Brat / Peterson / Multirole)

Listing:: L2044790658

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