The Bankrupt

Laugh out loud at this classic farce by Samuel Foote. When the wealthy Sir John Brute declares bankruptcy, chaos ensues as his creditors try to collect what they're owed. This witty play offers a scathing commentary on the financial world, and will resonate with anyone who's ever struggled with debt.

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