Enron vs Cloud Nine

Enron is a play by British dramatist Lucy Prebble, first staged in 2009, that dramatizes the growth and collapse of the American energy company Enron. It portrays executives including Jeffrey Skilling, Kenneth Lay, and Andrew Fastow while explaining accounting devices used to conceal debt and inflate the company's apparent success. The production combines dialogue with music, choreography, and sty...

Cloud Nine is a two-act play by British dramatist Caryl Churchill, first performed in 1979. Its first act is set in colonial-era Africa and uses deliberate cross-gender and cross-racial casting to examine imperial authority, prescribed gender roles, and sexual repression. The second act moves to London in the 1970s, although the characters have aged only 25 years, and explores changing relationshi...