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Titanique Reviews

The music of Céline Dion combines with the Oscar-winning Titanic for a hysterical and joyful slay-fest.

4.5
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4.5
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Very funny
"The humor is a bit raunchy, but entertaining. Great show that leaves you smiling and cheering. Very original too! "
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 8, 2024
Hilarious and enjoyable
"A great night at the theatre. Female vocalists were absolutely fabulous. Lots of laughs."
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 4, 2024
Bawdy fun
"All performers were great! The night of the show, the understudy was playing the lead and did a great job. We sat front row, sometimes I had trouble understanding the lyrics of some songs due to the loudness and fast pace. But, great overall. I don’t recommend the show cocktails at the bar. Way too sweet!"
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Melissa V from San Antonio on Sep 8, 2024
A very funny spin to a very sad story!
"I liked the actors energy and music. I did not care for some of the foul words used and political remarks made of current administration. Not fitting in the storyline. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Aug 9, 2026
Like no other Broadway play
"Full of surprises, very funny and kept my interest the entire time. "
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Valerie B from West Islip on Jul 29, 2026
entertaining, current and fun
"it was entertaining and actors were great"
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 28, 2026
Brush Up Before Hand
"I walked into this show at the recommendation of my Gen XZ daughter, (who had seen it and loved it,) with very little information apart from what I could discern from the title. (I am a 60-something, open-minded and fairly well acquainted w Broadway theater.) While I was game for the experience, it took me a little bit to get my bearings. This is to say that the humor was drawn largely from pop culture and mostly geared toward the Under 35 set. However, that really didn't detract much from the whole zany, free-wheeling experience. This is an exceptionally talented cast in every regard, from their wildly impressive vocal talents, to their relentless energy and their collective enthusiasm for mining every bit of comedy gold out of every possible moment. While I might be tempted to single out individual cast members, in this case I really can't because they're each so good on their own and as a collective. I'll add that, although it's not a requirement to enjoy the show, I kind of wish I'd re-watched Titanic (I saw it once when it first hit theaters) and brushed up on my Celine Dione. I'm not much of a fan of her musical stylings, but seeing her being sent up by people who clearly admire her but also get what's sort of funny about her would have been enhanced had I boned up a little on her music. This musical is a well wrought satire of a genre that often takes itself too seriously with a phenomenally talented cast. The humor is dominated by racy LGBTQ+ themes, so if that rubs you the wrong way, look elsewhere for your amusement. If you enjoy kookiness and laughter as well as some great musical performances, then definitely yes. "
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Martha H from Chatham on Jun 12, 2026
Campy
"I felt it was well done. The audience was very engaged, enjoying the production. I think those who like “campy” especially appreciated it."
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Broadway.com Customer on May 17, 2026
Review from Nana
"I enjoyed seeing a Broadway show with my granddaughter. However, I apparently did not research the reviews sufficiently. The primary thing I did not approve of was the use of the Lords name in vain. That is not acceptable and the language could have been changed to drop the Lord’s name. In addition, I think that the play should be advertised more as an adult play because of the sexual overtones."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jul 17, 2026
Hilarious and campy!
"Very funny. I laughed tons, and the campy, drag show vibe was perfect for Pride month. The sex references and props (eggplant dildo) were bit over the top for my 13 year old. I was laughing really hard (no pun intended) but felt like a bad parent for doing so. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 20, 2026
Titanique sinks and swims
"The show is a parody, I get it but some of the material ( and if I’m being honest) some of the acting is over the top. Some parts hit, some missed and to many were overdone to a point of cringeworthyness. I think more work to tighten the content would have gone a long way. Still it was a fun nighy"
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 5, 2026
Absurd!
"A little far fetched. Good in places, over the top in others. "
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Broadway.com Customer on May 29, 2026
The political jokes and statements were a disappointment
"The show was fantastic. The artists were phenomenal but giving political statements was out of place. I want to go to a show to have fun and entertain myself not to hear about politics that incite division."
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Clara O from Miami Beach on Jul 24, 2026
tired show
"If this had been in a bar setting or if had gotten tickets at a discount would have been fine. Not worth full price. Voices were good, but rest was fair."
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Broadway.com Customer on Feb 9, 2025
What I Could See Was Good
"Isn't the job of the show's director and producers to assure that all who attend can actually see the show? From our seats in the rear of the mezzanine level, we saw about 40-50 percent of what was happening. I've seen about 80 shows on Broadway. This was the worst experience I've had. And you could tell the producers knew it was a problem because there was a huge stack of booster seats outside the entry to our aisle. But they didn't help. It's a shame, because it felt like a good time. It just wasn't our good time."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jul 26, 2026
I do not know how this made it to Broadway
"It's like an unsuccessful SNL spoof. The characters seem so smug and pleased with their unsubtle and unending innuendo. Jim Parsons probably has the funniest lines and he knows it and he beats you over the head with it. The voices were good (of course); songs were underwhelming. The girl playing Celine Dion was just annoying. If you want to see a great musical, see Operation Mincemeat. If you want to spend your time just wishing there was an interval so you could leave unobtrusively, see Titanique."
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Emily T from Louisville on May 28, 2026
A sinking show
"The music overpowered the actors and song lyrics- not unique to this show. The characters were not relatable. The lighting was distracting. This show is probably not for those over the age of 50. I was not offended by the sexual content (Oh Mary was more graphic) but I thought much was either gratuitous or just sophomoric . "
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Darryl g from naples on May 18, 2026
Good performances; terrible writing
"Weak story, overdone jokes, too campy. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Jul 9, 2026
The joke was not on us
"We were excited to see a satire of Titanic infused with Celine Dion songs. Instead we were dragged through (pun intended) 2 hours of gay slapstick (including many slaps) in a performance that a mostly queer audience found hysterical and resonant but without the context, for a straight couple, was hard to follow the narrative. "
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Broadway.com Customer on May 24, 2026
Disappointed w/ Titanique
"Wasn’t what we expected. Not all the singers were Broadway-worthy. Cringy lewd theme throughout show. Like a high school version of Saturday Night Live gone bad. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Apr 25, 2026
Disappointing. A beautiful story turned into a vulgar show
"It is not a family show and made a mockery of a tragic story. We regretted purchasing tickets for this show instead of a magical broadway show."
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 30, 2024
Show should Sink
"The singing was average, kind of like a drag queen show. The humor was not funny Celine should take her name away from this show My wife and I didn’t enjoy any part of the show "
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alan n from Lake Worthwellington on Dec 22, 2024
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About Titanique

Want to find out what really happened to Jack and Rose on that fateful night?

Our story begins when Céline Dion hijacks a Titanic Museum tour and enchants the audience with her totally wild take, recharting the course of Titanic’s beloved moments and characters with her iconic song catalog.

Featuring powerhouse voices and show-stopping numbers (plus, contemporary pop culture and punchy odes to the 90s film), Titanique is a one-of-a-kind musical voyage bursting with nostalgia & heart. It's a pure love letter comedy, fun and all things joyful!

See you aboard the Ship of Dreams!

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