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Three To See on 8 Apr: How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, Diminished, Finders Keepers
By TW Editorial | Published on Saturday 1 April 2017
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying | Wilton’s Music Hall | 8-22 Apr
“Do you wish that your life was more successful? Do you yearn to reach the pinnacle of business and change the world for the better? Do you just love getting ahead?” Well maybe this show can show you how, or, if not, be extremely entertaining. As you may already be entirely aware, it’s an award winning musical comedy, with score by ‘Guys and Dolls’ composer Frank Loesser, and follows J. Pierrepont Finch as he rises from lowly window cleaner to high flying executive. See the venue website here for more.
Diminished | Hampstead Theatre | 31 Mar-29 Apr
Actor/director/screenwriter Sam Hoare’s debut play looks at society’s willingness to overlook unsettling truths and asks how far we will go to assuage our guilt, explored through the story of a couple with a young baby and an apparently perfect life, and what happens to them when the cracks begin to show. For more info and to book, see this page here.
Finders Keepers | Park Theatre | 4-29 Apr (pictured)
Hot Coals Theatre are staging their 2016 edfringe hit ‘Finders Keepers’ at the Park Theatre, and if you know what’s good for you, you’ll make a point of not missing it, especially if you are a fan of slapstick, mime and puppetry. It’s loosely based on the story of Moses – two quirky junk-yard inhabitants discover a baby, and try to work out what to do with it – and as it’s accessible to all ages, this would make a great destination for a family outing. Click this link here for details.
