Enron
Chicago Premiere
Jan 17, 2012 - Apr 15, 2012
- 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
* Member of Actors Equity Association
# Member of United Scenic Artists
~ Member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society
+ TimeLine Company Member
^ TimeLine Associate Artist
§ TimeLine Playwrights Collective
Reviews
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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
Discussions & Events
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Sunday Scholars Series
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