"The Life of Jack and Rose," written by John Griffin Selig, is an absurd reimagining of Titanic's most iconic couple - if they had actually survived. With biting wit and escalating farce, Selig flips the romantic tragedy on its head, following Jack and Rose through a dysfunctional life together. From floating door debates to deathbed confessions, this piece showcases Selig’s gift for character-driven satire and playful rewriting of classic stories.