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Post date : Aug 6, 2009, 03:45 AM

Having - finally! - seen the Sesame Street parody Avenue Q in the West End last night (go, but leave the kids at home), I'm now considering staging a production based on the history of the Revenue.

First, what would it be called?

The Taxman Cometh?

Rent(-a-Room)?

Much Ado About Tax Nothings?

The best title might be a simple, snappy Taxes!

All suggestions will be welcome (and I bet the first one will be Les Misérable Buggers).

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