BOYBAND takes Warsaw

London's West End ‘Boyband: The Musical’ comes to Komedia Theatre in Warsaw. The show will be on from November 7.

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Boyband, by Peter Quilter, shows the rise of a fictitious all-male pop group "Freedom". The musical examines the boy band phenomenon while Freedom members bear all the hallmarks of real stars. The show features smash hits of 1990s boy bands like NSYNC, TAKE THAT, BACKSTREET BOYS and WESTLIFE. The show is directed by Tomasz Dutkiewicz. The cast features: Olga Borys, Tomasz Dutkiewicz/Jan Jankowski, Maciej Robakiewicz and "Freedom": Tomasz Bacajewski/Jarosław Derybowski, Edson Ganga Neto, Michał Kruk, Marcin Mroziński, Maciej Radel.
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• The Polish economy and the global financial crisis
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• Investment growth slowed markedly in the third quarter of 2008 after being relatively high in the first half of the year.
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• Construction has recorded the highest growth of all economic sectors
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• In October 2008 growth in retail sales slowed compared to September 2008 and October 2007.
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• In November the general climate in the service sector was less optimistic than in previous months
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• Growth in imports faster than in exports.
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• Changes on the labour market
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• Anti-crisis measures in the “Stability and Development Plan”
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This week will see the release of important macroeconomic data for Poland. On Thursday the Central Statistical Office (GUS) will publish the industrial sales growth figure and the producer price index (PPI) for November. We expect that industrial sales dropped by 5.7% y/y and that the PPI stood at 2.2% y/y.

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