BRECKSVILLELITTLE THEATRE Presents “TITANIC LIGHTS” Ifyou think you already know some of the most intriguing people whosailed on Titanic's doomedmaiden voyage, think again. MollyBrown was far from the most unsinkable person on board. CaptainE. J. Smith went down with the ship, but who was the highest ranking officer tosurvive? And what was so special about Chief Baker? Youwill hear about some of the most fascinating yet lesser known passengers andcrew from the RMS Titanic. “TITANIC LIGHTS” SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 20167:00 pmBRECKSVILLE HUMANSERVICES CENTERAtthe rear of Brecksville Community Center 2 Community Drive offRoute 21, justSouth of Route 82, Brecksville Ohio. ADMISSION: $10.RESERVATIONS: BOX OFFICE 440-526-4477.Ticketswill also be available at the door Titanic enthusiast and public speaker RobertCatalano will bring his stories of Titanic survivors and the brave soulswho stayed behind to Brecksville Little Theatre for a one night onlyperformance at 7:00 pm on Saturday, April 16, 2016, one day after the 104thanniversary of the sinking of the ship. The Titanic struck an iceberg at11:40 pm on April 14, 1912. By 2:20 am the next morning, the ship was at thebottom of the Atlantic Ocean. As anactor for "Titanic: The Exhibition" for the 2002 travelingexhibit at the Great Lakes Science Center, and former Deputy Director for theSteamship William G. Mather Maritime Museum, Rob Catalano has learnedmany of the secrets, scandals, and stories that keep the legend of Titanic alive104 years after the most memorable maritime disaster of all time. He will sharethese stories with models, books, and memorabilia, including an item that wasactually recovered from the debris left in Titanic's voyage to the bottom ofthe North Atlantic. Who knows, you might even meet that high ranking officerwho lived to tell many tales. “TitanicLights” will be presented at Brecksville’s Human Services Center, 2 CommunityDrive (off Route 21). Refreshments will be served during the intermissionwhich will be followed by a question and answer period. Admission is$10. Reservations may be made by calling the box office at440-526-4477. Tickets will also be available at the door on the eveningof the presentation.