Rachel Rockwell Director
Lucy Prebble Playwright

Cast

Caroline Heffernan

Bret Tuomi Jeffrey Skilling

Terry Hamilton * ^ Kenneth Lay

Stef Tovar * Jeffrey Skilling
Sean Fortunato Andrew Fastow
Christopher Allen Blind Mouse, Lehman Brother, Lawyer, Trader, Ensemble
Bear Bellinger rader, Security Guard, Ensemble
Elizabeth Dowling Gayle Davenport, Ensemble
Sean Patrick Arthur Andersen, Trader, Ensemble
Mark D. Hines Lawyer, Ramsey, Trader, Ensemble
Matt Holzfeind Blind Mouse, Raptor, Trader, Ensemble
Amy Matheny Claudia Roe
Barbara Roeder Harris Sheryl Sloman, Congresswoman, Irene Gant, Ensemble
Benjamin Sprunger Blind Mouse, Raptor, Lehman Brother, Trader, Senator, Ensemble
Demetria Thomas Hewitt, Raptor, Elise Deluka, Ensemble

Production Team

Julie Eberhardt Props Designer

Eva Breneman ^ Dialect Coach

Mike Tutaj # ^ Projections Designer

Maren Robinson + Dramaturg
Kevin Depinet # Scenic Designer
Elizabeth Flauto Costume Designer
Jesse Klug # Lighting Designer
Greg Hoffman Lighting Designer
Kevin Depinet # Scenic Designer
Dina Spoerl Lobby Design
Caleb Charles McAndrew Technical Director
Nick Sieben Co-Scenic Designer
Cheney Tardio Stage Manager

Reviews

Chicago Reader

February 2, 2012

Recommended … Rachel Rockwell’s production for TimeLine Theatre is brisk and razor sharp — part vivisection, part burlesque.

—Tony Adler

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Newcity

Recommended … I was skeptical about the theatrical potential of illicit number crunching. But Rachel Rockwell’s brisk staging, while visually heavy-handed, keeps the piece from reading like a balance sheet. … Together, they teach us new lessons about greed’s peaks and ravines.

—Lisa Buscani

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Around the Town Chicago

January 30, 2012

Highly Recommended … This is classified as a tragedy, but is filled with some comic moments and with the use of corner TV monitors, we watch some of the history unveiled and explained in terms that are very understandable … 2 hours and 20 minutes of excitement and fast-paced storytelling.

—Al Bresloff

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Chicago Critic

January 29, 2012

Recommended … Enron has some unique, quite theatrical staging to underscore the dynamic story of Enron Corporation … [Director Rachel] Rockwell’s engaging production makes the rise and fall of a business giant come to life … Smart, sharp dialogue with entertaining theatricality gave those dry topics life and clarity.

—Tom Williams

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