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Andrew Lloyd Webber makes it worse for bankers who are affected by "the current financial meltdown"...

By Gil on Wednesday, Sep 17, 2008 | 2 Comments

...by making them see an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.

Yeah, that's what I want... when I just got kicked out of my high-paying job, I definitely want salt poured on the wound in the form of Joseph and the Rainbow Dreamcoat.

2 Comments

schizophrenic0 | September 17, 2008 2:04 PM

Both The Sound of Music and Joseph are feel good showsYes, there is nothing more feel good than a musical in which a family is run out of their home by Nazis. Personally, I think giving them free tickets to a show in which everyone's life sucks would be a better idea because then they would feel better via schadenfreude.

David Rigano's Theatre Reviews | September 17, 2008 10:06 PM

I agree, schizo! I read that and thought, "Has he ever actually seen The Sound of Music?"

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