In a stressful business like financial services, expressing your anger can be very therapautic – if it’s done in a constructive, non-violent way, of course. To encourage you all to vent, I&T News has 10 double passes to the musical sensation Hedwig & The Angry Inch (worth $100 each) to give away to readers who email us about what’s making them angry.
We’d prefer the target of the anger to be industry-related, but in truth anything that entertains us will be considered. All entries have to be ‘on the record’, and sent to michael@investmenttechnology.com.au by 5pm AEST, Monday March 26 – there are no word limits. To find out more about Hedwig, which stars the amazing singer iOTA and has been lauded by the Sydney Morning Herald as “;the most exciting piece of music theatre in years”;, go to hedwig.com.au. It plays at the Tom Mann Theatre in Surry Hills until at least April 1.
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