Following The Crucible, which closes this weekend, Hole in the Wall will be presenting Lucy Prebble’s smash London hit, ENRON. Hailed as a thrilling corporate Macbeth, ENRON is an explosive tale that follows the rise and fall of the ill-fated Texas energy giant as told through the lens of some of its most infamous players. Inspired by real-life events and using music, dance and video, ENRON explores one of the most infamous scandals in financial history, reviewing the tumultuous 1990s and casting a new light on the financial turmoil in which the world currently finds itself. With sharp dialogue, intense courtroom drama, dark humor, vaudevillian theatrics, and a trio of velociraptors, ENRON is more than a case study, it is a cautionary tale of greed, power, corporate sociopathy, human nature, and the dangers of blindly following “the smartest men in the room.”
After a brilliant turnout for auditions and much deliberation, director Emily Trudeau is thrilled to announce her cast
Claudia Roe – Rebecca Meakin
Kenneth Lay – Jim Byrne
Jeffrey Skilling – Johnson Flucker
Andy Fastow – Nathan Rumney
Sheryl Sloman – Stephanie Chernoff
Lawyer – Steve Azzaro
Child – Luca Gianelli, Mila Gianelli, Neve Stanziale
Ensemble:
Paul Keuhn
Christina Gianelli
Doug McCarthy
Johnny Revicki
Mary Roane
Ryan Thomas
Charlie Williams
Delaney Wilbur
Ryan Wantroba
We are so excited to see this clever piece of theater come to life on our stage. Opening July 17, ENRON runs until August 8. Stay tuned for more details!
Photo by Jim Ryan