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See Titanique, the Celine Dion-scored Titanic parody musical, at the Criterion Theatre on Piccadilly Circus.

Titanique

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Experience New York’s acclaimed splash hit musical comedy.

Enjoy powerful live renditions of Céline Dion’s iconic songs.

A theatrical journey full of nostalgia, emotion, and campy humor.

Good to Know About Titanique

Running time is about 2 hours 10 minutes: That includes a 15-minute interval.

Recommended for ages 14 and over: Children under 12 are not admitted due to strong language and sexual references, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

The production uses flashing lights and haze effects: As published on the show’s own content notes.

The Criterion Theatre is entirely below street level, with no public lift: Step-free access reaches the Upper Circle only, via an alternative entrance; see Facilities and Accessibility below.

A cloakroom is available for £1 per item: For small items only; large bags need external storage.

About Titanique

Cast members performing a scene from Titanique at the Criterion Theatre

Titanique is a jukebox musical comedy in which an eccentric, fictionalised version of Celine Dion hijacks a Titanic museum tour, insisting she survived the 1912 disaster and setting out to tell audiences what really happened between Jack and Rose. James Cameron's 1997 film is recast as camp comedy, told entirely through Dion's back catalogue, with no prior knowledge of the film required.

Created by Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli and director Tye Blue, with music arranged and supervised by Nicholas James Connell.

Interesting Facts About Titanique

The show began off-Broadway in a basement theatre beneath a condemned supermarket, with director Tye Blue maxing out his own credit cards and storing sets and props in the trunk of his car.

It previewed off-Broadway from 14 June 2022, later transferring to the Daryl Roth Theatre, before opening in the West End at the Criterion Theatre with previews from 9 December 2024.

Titanique won Best Entertainment or Comedy Play at the 2025 Laurence Olivier Awards.

Off-Broadway, the show won 3 Lucille Lortel Awards and the Off Broadway Alliance Award for Best New Musical.

Devoted repeat fans of the show call themselves "TiStaniques."

The West End production was rewritten with British-specific pop culture jokes woven into the script.

The real Celine Dion has not attended the show, though her manager and publicist have seen it.

Victor Garber, who played Thomas Andrews in the 1997 film Titanic, has attended the London production.

Titanique - Highlights in Pictures

Cast members performing a scene from Titanique

Costumed performers on stage in Titanique

Criterion Theatre

218-223 Piccadilly, London, W1J 9HR, on the south-east side of Piccadilly Circus

Around 590 seats, per the theatre's own site

Opened on 21 March 1874, designed by architect Thomas Verity; the auditorium sits almost entirely below street level

A Grade II* listed building, operated by the Criterion Theatre Trust, a registered charity

Getting There

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By Tube

Piccadilly Circus station, about a 1-minute walk, is served by the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines, right outside the theatre entrance.

Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern lines) and Green Park (Piccadilly and Victoria lines) are both about a 10-minute walk away.

Criterion Theatre - Facilities and Accessibility

The Criterion Theatre's auditorium sits below street level with no public lift. From the main Piccadilly Circus entrance there are 23 steps down to the Upper Circle, 32 to the Dress Circle and 54 to the Stalls. Step-free access to the Upper Circle only is available via an alternative fire-exit route from Jermyn Street, on request.

Two dedicated wheelchair spaces are located in the Upper Circle, Row C, reached step-free via the Jermyn Street entrance.
A step-free accessible toilet is on the Upper Circle level, reached via Jermyn Street; further ambulant facilities are on the Dress Circle level.
A Sennheiser infra-red hearing system covers the auditorium, with a neck-loop or in-ear headset available, plus an induction loop in the foyer.
Assistance dogs are welcome, with end-of-row seating or a dog-sitting arrangement available on request.

FAQs about Titanique at Criterion Theatre

What is Titanique about?

An eccentric, fictionalised version of Celine Dion hijacks a Titanic museum tour, claiming she survived the 1912 disaster and retelling James Cameron's 1997 film as a camp comedy told through her own back catalogue. No prior knowledge of the film is needed.

How long does the show run?

About 2 hours 10 minutes, including a 15-minute interval.

What age is the show recommended for?

Recommended for ages 14 and over. Children under 12 are not admitted, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

Are there content warnings?

The production uses flashing lights and haze effects, and contains strong language and sexual references.

Did Titanique win any awards?

It won Best Entertainment or Comedy Play at the 2025 Laurence Olivier Awards, and previously won 3 Lucille Lortel Awards and the Off Broadway Alliance Award for Best New Musical off-Broadway.

Is the Criterion Theatre wheelchair accessible?

There is no public lift and the auditorium is below street level. Step-free access reaches the Upper Circle only, via an alternative entrance on Jermyn Street, where two wheelchair spaces are located in Row C. The Dress Circle and Stalls are reached by stairs only.

Is hearing assistance available?

Yes, a Sennheiser infra-red system covers the auditorium, with a neck-loop or in-ear headset available.

What is the nearest tube station to the Criterion Theatre?

Piccadilly Circus, about a 1-minute walk, served by the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines.

Which bus routes serve the theatre?

Routes 6, 9, 12, 88, 94, 139, 159 and 453 stop around Piccadilly Circus.

Is there parking near the theatre?

Street parking is limited; the nearest recommended car park is Q-Park Leicester Square on Whitcomb Street.

When did Titanique open in the West End?

It opened at the Criterion Theatre with previews from 9 December 2024, after starting off-Broadway in 2022.

Is there a cloakroom?

Yes, for small items, at £1 per item; large bags need external storage.