It’s been 107 years since the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg on the eve of April 14, 1912, and the unsinkable ship sank. Over time, we would come to know the compelling stories of her passengers and crew who became part of a fascinating story of people from all social classes who set sail on this historic journey. While some enjoyed the luxury of the finest ship at sea, others sailed to what they hoped would be a new life in America—all ultimately experiencing an unexpected fate surmounted by acts of heroism and human kindness.
This spring, Voices of Hope, a local non-profit that raises funds for cancer research through theater, in
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