Society for the Destitute Presents Titus Bouffonius

"Five characters who shelter at the Society for the Destitute get a $500 grant from Arts Educational Outreach to put on a play. They decide to do Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus because it has the most murders, but as you might predict, this is not your average night of Shakespeare. Audaciously satirical, the play is an unflinching look at war, rage and grief through characters who yearn for beauty in the grotesqueness of our world today."--