Titanique Tickets

Comedian, singer and actress Myra DuBois set to take on the role of Ruth for a limited six-week engagement from 1 September to 11 October 2026 in Titanique.  Before DuBois steps aboard, etiquette expert and podcast host William Hanson will extend his current run in the role until 26 July following popular demand. Original West End cast member Stephen Guarino will then return as Ruth from 28 July to 30 August. A multi-award-winning performer, Myra DuBois reached the semi-finals of Britain's Got Talent and appeared in Everybody's Talking About Jamie and ITV1's Queens For The Night, where she was the winning mentor. Her stage credits include Death Drop at the Garrick Theatre, while her solo shows have played venues ranging from the Edinburgh Fringe to Sydney Opera House. Speaking about joining the production, DuBois said: "How thrilled I am to be joining the cast of Titanique in London’s glittering West End! I saw the show a few weeks back and had one of the best nights out in the theatre I’d had in a long time; gales of laughter from start to finish. And Ruth is the role of a lifetime. I can’t wait to sink my teeth into the character and give the part the dramatique gravitas, levity, brevity and integrity that this script is calling out for!”

William Hanson, etiquette coach and co-host of award-winning podcast Help I Sexted My Boss, which has over 100 million streams, will join the cast of Titanique for six weeks from Tuesday 9 June to Sunday 19 July, playing Ruth. The critically acclaimed production has also extended booking to January 2027 at the Critereon Theatre due to phenomenal demand.

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New production photos have been released of comedian and presenter Tom Allen in the Olivier Award-winning musical comedy Titanique, playing at the Criterion Theatre in London. Allen has joined the cast in the role of Ruth and will perform until Sunday 12 April 2026. The new images, photographed by Mark Senior, offer a first look at his turn in the gloriously camp parody of the blockbuster film Titanic, set to the iconic hits of Celine Dion.

Tom Allen will join the West End cast of the Olivier Award-winning musical Titanique for six weeks, from Wednesday 4 March to Sunday 12 April 2026. Tom will take on the role of Ruth, joining a stellar ensemble currently captivating audiences at the Criterion Theatre. Tom Allen on Joining Titanique “I saw this show when it first opened and I loved it so much I had to see it again almost immediately. The laughs and camp spoofing are addictive and exactly what the world needs right now. I am beyond honoured to be joining this extremely talented cast and can't wait to come aboard for my life boat drill! ...wait, they do have enough lifeboats right?”

Titanique refuses to sink. Just like Céline Dion’s heart, it will go on (and on). The Olivier Award-winning comedy-musical has announced a new cast member joining its West End voyage and an extension at London’s Criterion Theatre, proving that, much like Rose on that door, there’s still room for more. Blending Dion’s chart-topping ballads with the sweeping melodrama of James Cameron’s Titanic, the show has been praised as “a riotous voyage.” Co-created by Tye Blue, Marla Mindelle, and Constantine Rousouli, it reimagines the Ship of Dreams with a raft of Céline classics, from “All By Myself” to the inevitable “My Heart Will Go On.” 

Set sail for a shipload of incredible songs in this hilarious, must-see musical! Bringing to life the story of the most iconic ship of the 20th century, Titanique features the unforgettable hits of Celine Dion, the queen who stole our hearts with "My Heart Will Go On" from James Cameron’s Oscar-winning film. After a hit-filled run on Broadway, the musical made it’s West End transfer at the end of 2024 and has been sailing straight into audiences’ hearts ever since. Dive into this article to discover the songs that go on… and on… and on in this theatrical voyage.

The West End has been hit by an iceberg of laughter as Titanique The Musical docks in London. This outrageous parody of James Cameron’s epic film Titanic has sailed from cult favorite to theatrical sensation, packing the stage with pop ballads, campy chaos, and Céline Dion as the ultimate narrator. But did this madcap musical make waves with the critics—or did it sink under the weight of its own absurdity?

Titanique swept ashore the West End in December 2024, defrosting the award-winning James Cameron film and reimagining it with the added finesse of Céline Dion’s groundbreaking songs, resulting in a truly iconic and hit musical. This hilarious and campy new production has made waves with characters that hit the tip of the iceberg. Whether you're already familiar with the musical or want to learn more about its characters, read on to find out more.

Meet the cast of Titanique Written by an Olivier award-winning team, Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli, and Tye Blue, Titanique is a splash hit musical parody that has been taking the theatre world by (sea)storm. The eleven-time Oscar-winning film Titanic is retold by Canadian songstress Céline Dion. The story takes audiences on an outrageously funny journey (with only a few minor collisions), but who will be making the expedition across the North Atlantic ocean on the unsinkable ship? Who plays Céline Dion? Taking the lead of deck-loving diva and Canadian superstar Céline Dion is Astrid Harris. Harris reprises the role, having played Dion in the Paris production. She’s no stranger to cruises either, having starred as the Lead Vocalist for Silversea Cruises. On shore, she has performed in Roles We’ll Never Play (Union Theatre) and Spooktacular Spectacular (The Other Palace). Her solo show, Decades of Divas has been seen by thousands of people in over 30 countries.   Who plays Cal? Cameron Vear takes on the role of the arrogant antagonist, Cal. His past credits include Titanique (Théâtre du Lido, Paris), Mamma Mia! The Party (The O2), Aladdin (Grove Theatre, Dunstable), and Mamma Mia! (UK & Ireland Tour and Dubai Opera). Television credits include Big Night of Musicals by the National Lottery (BBC). Who plays Jack? Playing the lovesick lead (with the swoon-worthy hair) is Freddie King. His past credits include JD in Heathers – The Musical (The Other Palace), Prince Devin in Bliss – The Musical (Dominion Theatre), Henrik in A Little Night Music (Opera Holland Park) and Matthew Bourne’s Edward Scissorhands (New Adventures). Who plays Rose? Rose Galbraith plays fellow lovesick lead (and owner of the infamous heart of the ocean, which can be seen dangling from the theatre’s ceiling), Rose. It was meant to be! Galbraith's previous credits include 13 Going on 30, Cruel Intentions (The Other Palace) and Sondheim’s Old Friends Gala (Sondheim Theatre - naturally). Who plays The Iceberg? Taking on the role of The Iceberg (yes, it’s a role in the show and an iconique one at that) is Lewis Francis. His past credits include John in Miss Saigon, Sky in Mamma Mia!, Raoul understudy in The Phantom of the Opera and Barry Belson in Jersey Boys. Television credits include The Pact.