Presented in collaboration with Quantum Theatre
Power. Deceit. Money. Enron isn’t just a play — it’s a high-octane look into the glittering freefall of American capitalism. In cool old Oxford Centre, this immersive, wild ride of a production blurs the line between the boardroom and theater. The result is a cautionary tale about the sexy 1990s that we’d do well to heed in the ‘reevaluate regulation present.’
Directed by Kyle Haden, Quantum Theatre and Attack Theatre join creative forces to take audiences inside the high-stakes hustle of our financial institutions, revealing the jaw-dropping secrets kept by a company whose fiduciary shell games shocked the foundations of corporate America.
Playwright Lucy Prebble, three-time Emmy Award-winner for Succession, shines with this biting satire of suits and spreadsheets. Her ‘Debt-Eating Raptors,’ Lehman Brothers cameos, and twists on Florida’s ‘hanging chads’ unfortunately don’t feel quaintly past, but frighteningly predictive.