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Juicy stuff... the financial saga that shocked the world and foreshadowed the current recession comes to the stage in an epic dramatisation written by Lucy Prebble, directed by theatrical renaissance man Rupert Goold and starring Samuel West Jeffrey Skilling, the Enron CEO currently doing 24 years for fraud.
It will have to be pretty good to surpass the shocking 2005 documentary Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room. Goold is nothing if not ambitious and promises a blend of music, video and effects with live action to tell the story of a shocking collective con job by a company that became one of the biggest in the USA and a key Bush ally.
Enron tells a horrific, compelling story, and this play is exciting not only for its starry production team, but also for the chance to revisit the first car wreck of the naughty noughties.
War Horse has to be the most successful production by the National Theatre in living memory. Since opening in 2007 it has scooped the Olivier, Evening Standard and the Critics Circle awards and it now...
With a tagline that reads "One relationship. Infinite possibilities" we've deduced that Constellations is a one man show about romance, love and all its messiness. Much like the main character Roland, ...
The Saatchi Gallery presents its first survey of German art, showcasing 24 emerging artists, most of whom have been little seen in the UK but are rapidly establishing themselves in Germany and internationally...
The Sunday Times Magazine celebrates its 50th anniversary with an exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery that includes work by writers and photographers featured in its pages over the years: the likes of David...
An exhibition of photography at Eleven Fine Art this January through to March. On display are works by the likes of Wim Wenders and Rob Carter that explore ideas around travel and location. Until 17.03...
This February and March sees Michael Hoppen presenting an exhibition of works by one of the most influential fashion photographers of all time - the inimitable Guy Bourdin. Until 10.03.12.
The autumn exhibition at the National Army Museum explores the history of the war comic through a collection of original Commando comic artwork and British Army Commando kit.The exhibition includes filmed ...