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Hampstead Theatre Spring Season 2017 Announced

by Staff Writer
January 23, 2017
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Hampstead Theatre Spring Season

Hampstead Theatre Spring Season

Hampstead Theatre has announced its Main Stage Spring Season for 2017.  The season will include:

FILTHY BUSINESS by Ryan Craig
10 March – 22 April 2017

1968, East London. Over the years and against all the odds, Yetta Solomon has built a thriving business from nothing through sheer grit and passion. Ignoring all the obstacles – insufficient capital, economic downturns, aggressive competition – she has found a way to survive everything adversity could throw at her.

       

Now she faces her toughest challenge: her family. In a rapidly changing Britain, Yetta must protect the shop and keep it in the Solomon family. But her sons, grandchildren and in-laws have other ideas… Always ruthless, how far will she go to keep the business in the family and the family in the business?

OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS by Stephen Brown
28 April – 3 June 2017

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In the offices of a notorious Manhattan magazine, a group of ruthless editorial assistants vie for their bosses’ jobs and a book deal before they’re thirty. But trapped between Starbucks runs, jaded gossip and endless cubicle walls, best-selling memoir fodder is thin on the ground – that is until inspiration arrives with a bang.

       

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