Local Theatre Company Sets Enron's Collapse To Music
Group Has Not Set Dates For Regular Showings
POSTED: Tuesday, February 21, 2006
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HOUSTON -- A local theatre company puts a musical twist on the collapse of a company that left many employees without a job and their life savings.Houston's Stages Repertory Theatre is working on a show about the company's bankruptcy, which cost many of it's workers their jobs and life savings.The musical includes 28 songs with titles like "The Sound of Shredding" and "Primetime for Skilling."So far, there are no plans for regular showings.
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