Titaníque to Debut on Broadway in 2026

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This March, the musical parody Titaníque will make its Broadway debut at the St. James Theatre. Following a successful run Off-Broadway, the show has generated significant excitement.

Titaníque’s Broadway Engagement Details

The production will start its limited 16-week run on March 26, 2026. The official opening night is scheduled for April 12, 2026. Show co-creator Marla Mindelle will reprise her role as the iconic Céline Dion.

Ticket Information

Pre-sale begins: January 8, 2026
General sales start: January 12, 2026
Visit: TitaniqueMusical.com to sign up for pre-sale information

The Musical’s Creative Team

The Broadway production will reunite much of the original Off-Broadway creative team. Director Tye Blue, choreographer Ellenore Scott, and music supervisor Nicholas James Connell are among those returning.

New Additions

For this Broadway iteration, Charles G. LaPointe will join the team as the hair and wig designer. Other returning creative members include:

Scenic Designer: Gabriel Hainer Evansohn
Costume Designer: Alejo Vietti
Lighting Designer: Paige Seber
Sound Designer: Lawrence Schober

Musical Background

Titaníque originally premiered as a one-night concert in Los Angeles in 2017. It evolved into a fully staged Off-Broadway musical, premiering in 2022 after a successful engagement at Green Room 42.

Initially planned for a short run, the musical surprised audiences and enjoyed a three-year engagement at the Daryl Roth Theatre. Since then, Titaníque has gained popularity, expanding to international stagings in locations such as Australia, Canada, and London’s West End.

Experience the Humor of Titaníque

This musical satirizes the 1997 film about the Titanic, featuring a comedic portrayal of Céline Dion leading a tour at the Titanic Museum. The soundtrack includes songs popularized by Dion, engaging fans old and new.

As anticipation builds, the Broadway debut of Titaníque promises to be a memorable production, combining humor, music, and nostalgia for audiences in 2026.