by Frank Loesser & Abe Burrows

A satire of big business and all it holds sacred.

This show tracks the rise of J. Pierrepont-Finch in 1960’s corporate America.

Following the guidance of a little handbook called ‘How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying’, he climbs the corporate ladder from lowly window washer to high-powered executive.

On route, he has to tackle such familiar, but potent, dangers as; the aggressively compliant ‘company man’; the office party; backstabbing co-workers; caffeine addiction and, as happens in most good musical theatre, the added complication of true love.

Musical Direction by Sam Griffiths

Choreography by Arthur Jones

CAST

Bara Erhayiem (J Pierrepont Finch)

Matthew Thomason (Bud Frump)

Nik Hedges (J B Biggley)

Steph Jones (Rosemary Pilkington)

Rosie Poesl (Smitty)

Danielle Easter (Hedy La Rue)

Will White (Bert Bratt)

Billy Bamberger (Milt Gatch)

Sally Eaton (Miss Jones)

William Radford (Benjamin Overton / TV Announcer)

Anne McCarroll (Miss Krumholtz)

Gareth Morris (Mr Twimble)

Max Bromley (Wally Womper)

Ian Smith (The Voice of the Book)

Henry Binder (ensemble)

Aaron Connelly (ensemble)

Sorcha Garavan (ensemble)

Eva Martinez (ensemble)

Charmaine Mayeto-Medina (ensemble)

Andrea Pykett (ensemble)

Tom Sneed (ensemble)

Holly Wilson (ensemble)

GALLERY

REVIEWS

Kev Castle from Nottingham Hospitals Radio

Phil Lowe from EastMidlandsTheatre.com

Thomas Morley from Broken Legs Blog

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International on behalf of Josef Weinberger Ltd. www.mtishows.co.uk. www.josef-weinberger.com.