Titaníque
Off-Broadway smash-hit Céline Dion jukebox musical riff on Titanic, now on Broadway.
- Theatre
- St. James Theatre
- 246 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036
- Opened
- April 12, 2026
- Run time
- 1h 40m
About Titaníque
A send-up of the historical disaster and its cinematic retelling, Titaníque brings its Off-Broadway origins to the St. James Theatre. This musical, which reimagines the sinking of the Titanic with a Céline Dion-inspired soundtrack, features a book by Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli, and Tye Blue, with direction by Blue. The show offers a comedic take on the well-known story, blending pop music with the romantic drama of the ill-fated voyage.
Set aboard the Royal Mail Ship Titanic, the production features anachronistic song choices from the catalog of pop superstar Céline Dion. Instead of a traditional narrative, the musical uses Dion’s music to punctuate and comment on the events and characters. The creative team has crafted a production that embraces its satirical premise, aiming to create a unique theatrical experience. Audiences can anticipate an evening of familiar tunes and an unconventional approach to a classic tale.
Titaníque's journey from Off-Broadway to the St. James Theatre signifies its evolution. The St. James Theatre, located at 246 W 44th St, is a historic Broadway venue known for hosting a variety of productions. With its move to this prominent location, the show continues to expand its reach. This musical is suited for theatergoers who appreciate parody and jukebox musicals, offering a different kind of night out in the theater district. The production’s 100-minute runtime provides a concise yet engaging experience for attendees.
The show opened on April 12, 2026, marking its Broadway debut. The creators have emphasized a blend of humor and reverence for both the film and Dion’s music, resulting in a production that is both a tribute and a parody. The show's distinctive concept and use of popular music are central to its appeal, promising a lively and entertaining performance for those looking for a contemporary and comedic twist on a familiar story.
Seeing Titaníque live
What attending this kind of production is like
Theatre rewards attention to the room. Sound carries differently, entrances and exits are part of the staging, and the audience's collective quiet is something a recording cannot reproduce.
Seat position changes what you notice rather than only how well you see. Front-of-orchestra seats give you faces and detail but a steep angle on staging; further back and one level up you gain the full picture and choreography, which many productions are designed around.
The performance you choose matters too. Weeknight, matinee and weekend performances tend to draw different audiences, and casting can vary between performances in ways published by the production rather than by us.
Timing is unforgiving in theatre. Curtain times are firm, latecomers are seated at the house's discretion, and interval length is set by the production — so build the evening around the published start time.
Last reviewed 2026-09-08
Titaníque ticket buying guide
Understanding theatre seating language before you compare offers
Learn the vocabulary of the house you are attending. Orchestra or stalls seating sits at stage level; mezzanine, dress circle or balcony levels rise behind or above it. The same words describe different geometry in different theatres, so read the specific venue's layout.
Sightlines matter as much as distance. Overhangs, side angles and safety rails affect what you can see, and a well-placed seat further back often beats a cheap seat at an extreme angle.
Choose the performance deliberately. Matinees, weeknights and weekends differ in atmosphere and availability, and any casting information should come from the production itself.
Compare all-in totals for the exact number of seats you need, and check whether the seats you are considering are genuinely adjacent.
Last reviewed 2026-09-08
Titaníque ticket questions
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Last reviewed 2026-09-08
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Titaníque about?
- Titaníque is a jukebox musical parody that reinterprets the story of the Titanic with a soundtrack featuring hit songs by Céline Dion.
- Where is Titaníque playing?
- Titaníque is playing on Broadway at the St. James Theatre, located at 246 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036.
- Who created Titaníque?
- The book for Titaníque was written by Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli, and Tye Blue. Tye Blue also directs the production.
- How long is Titaníque?
- The running time for Titaníque is 100 minutes.
- When did Titaníque open on Broadway?
- Titaníque opened on Broadway on April 12, 2026.