Titanique

Los Angeles (2017) and New York (2018) concerts

The first version of the show played at Los Angeles' Sorting Room Theater as a one-night-only experience titled Titanique: In Concert on 14 December 2017. Book writer Tye Blue directed, with co-writers Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli starring as Céline Dion and Jack, respectively, with Alex Ellis as Rose and music direction by Nicholas Connell who also arranged and orchestrated the music.^[4] Other cast members included Peter Porte, Tom Lenk, Drew Droege, Sebastian La Cause, Katherine Tokarz, Tom Detrinis, and Adam Zelasko.^[5]

Another concert staging was given at New York City's Green Room 42 inside the Yotel hotel on 25–27 August 2018 with Mindelle, Rousouli, Ellis, La Cause, and Zelasko returning. Joining the cast were Stephen Guarino, Kathy Deitch, Mikhail Thompson, and Mykal Kilgore.^[6][7] It returned to the Green Room for six more performances from 30 November to 3 December 2018.^[8]

Off-Broadway (2022–2025)

A fully-staged off-Broadway production began previews at The Asylum Theatre in New York City on 14 June 2022, with an official opening on 23 June 2022. It was once again directed by Blue, music directed by Connell, and choreographed by Ellenore Scott. It starred Mindelle as Dion, Rousouli as Jack, Ellis as Rose, Frankie Grande as Victor Garber, Deitch as Margaret "Molly" Brown, Ryan Duncan as Ruth, John Riddle as Cal, and Jaye Alexander as The Iceberg. The creative team was rounded out with scenic design by Gabriel Hainer Evansohn, costumes by Alejo Vietti, sound design by Lawrence Schober, lighting by Paige Seber, and hair/makeup/wigs by Tommy Kurzman.^[9] The production was seen by several people associated with the film, such as Garber,^[10] as well as Dion's manager and publicist.^[11] The production won Lucille Lortel Awards for Outstanding Musical, lead performer in a musical (Mindelle) and costume design (Vietti). Also nominated were Scott for choreography and Riddle as featured performer.^[2]

In November 2022, the production transferred to the Daryl Roth Theatre with the same creative team. Several members of the company remained, except for Ellis, Deitch, Duncan, and Alexander, who were replaced by Carrie St. Louis, Desireé Rodriguez, Russell Daniels, and Avionce Hoyles, respectively.^[12] Mark Evans took over the role of Cal, and Wulf Clark was a replacement as Garber, on 24 December 2022. Rosé assumed the role of Garber on 26 January 2023,^[13] followed by Willam Belli who took over the role on 5 September 2023.^[14] The show closed at the Daryl Roth Theatre on 29 June 2025.^[15]

Australia and Canada

An Australian production opened at The Grand Electric in Sydney. The musical began performances on 12 September 2024, and starred Marney McQueen as Dion.^[16] It closed on 22 June 2025.^[17][18]

A Canadian production of Titanique played at the Segal Centre for Performing Arts in Montreal from 27 October to 24 November 2024. The production then transferred to the CAA Theatre in Toronto, running from 5 December 2024 through 19 January 2025.^[19] After this, the production returned to the Segal Centre between 2 and 16 February 2025.^[20] In 2026, the musical is expected to have its first French language production in Montreal and then tour to Quebec City.^[21]

West End (2024–26)

Titanique opened in the West End at the Criterion Theatre in previews on 9 December 2024, with an official opening on 9 January 2025. It is scheduled to play until 30 August 2026 ^[22]. It starred Lauren Drew as Celine Dion, Rob Houchen as Jack, Kat Ronney as Rose, Darren Bennett as Victor Garber, Charlotte Wakefield as Margaret "Molly" Brown, Stephen Guarino as Ruth, Jordan Luke Gage as Cal, and Layton Williams as The Iceberg. ^[23] In June 2025 Houchen, Ronney, Guarino, Gage and Williams left the production and were replaced by Luke Bayer, Hiba Elchikhe, Carl Mullaney, Richard Carson and Tosh Wanogho-Maud respectively.^[24] Astrid Harris took over the role of Dion on 15 July 2025. Jenny O'Leary took over the role of Brown on 22 July 2025. Tim Walton took on the role of Garber on 2 September 2025. Ryan Carter took over the role of The Iceberg on 7 October 2025. It adopts British cultural references such as Gemma Collins, EastEnders and Jonathan Bailey's musical dance number "Dancing Through Life" in the film Wicked.^[25][26] It was nominated for three Olivier Awards, winning Best Entertainment or Comedy Play and Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Layton Williams.

Chicago, Paris and Brazil (2025)

Titanique was produced in Chicago by Porchlight Music Theatre and Broadway in Chicago, directed by Tye Blue.^[27] It opened at the Broadway Playhouse on 25 March 2025,^[28] starring Clare Kennedy McLaughlin as Céline Dion, and closed on 13 July 2025.^[29]

The musical opened in Paris, France, on 24 April 2025 at the Théâtre du Lido on the Champs-Élysées.^[30] It played in São Paulo, Brazil, in 2025 at the Teatro Frei Caneca, starring Alessandra Maestrini, Giulia Nadruz and Marcos Veras.^[31]

Broadway (2026)

The musical began performances at Broadway's St. James Theatre on March 26, 2026, with an opening night on April 12.^[32] Mindelle, Grande, Riddle and Rousoli reprised their roles, joined by Melissa Barrera as Rose, Deborah Cox as Molly Brown, and Jim Parsons as Ruth. Layton Williams reprised his role as the Seaman/Iceberg from the West End production.^[33] The production was nominated for four Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Book, Leading Actress (for Mindelle) and Featured Actor (for Williams).^[34]

North American tour (2027)

A North American tour is expected to begin in 2027.^[35]

Notable replacements

2022 Off-Broadway production

Original West End Production

2026 Broadway production