The Céline Dion jukebox musical “Titanique” is a must-see. Written by Kristy Puchko for Mashable, the article explores the enchanting transformation of this off-Broadway hit to a Broadway spectacle. Set in New York City’s St. James Theatre, “Titanique” combines madcap comedy and vivid pop-cultural references in a parody that imagines Céline Dion recounting the movie “Titanic” through her songs. With Marla Mindelle reprising her role as Céline Dion and standout performances from a cast that includes Melissa Barrera, Jim Parsons, and Deborah Cox, the show is a joyful, crowd-pleasing extravaganza. Mindelle’s impersonation of Dion brings delightful quirks to the stage, while the bold direction by Tye Blue ensures the essence of this lively parody is preserved. Featuring a vibrant mix of drag, music, and star-studded casting, “Titanique” delivers an immersive and thrilling theater experience, capturing audiences with its exuberant energy and sheer entertainment. Now on Broadway.
Titanique Review: Outrageously Silly, Delightfully Stupid, and Utterly Sensational
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