Titaníque Musical London tickets

Titaníque – the critically acclaimed musical that has made more than a splash in the West End. Catch this hilarious parody before it leaves London after the winter season. Showing at the Criterion Theatre until 3 January 2027.

If there’s one film that defined a generation, it’s James Cameron’s Oscar-winning Titanic. And Rose and Jack’s whirlwind romance aboard the ill-fated ship wouldn’t be the same without Céline Dion’s hit song “My Heart Will Go On”.

Get ready for a wild turn of events as Céline Dion steps into the spotlight to unveil the truth behind what really happened to Jack and Rose on that unforgettable night. See you aboard the Ship of Dreams, girlfriends!

What is the musical Titaníque about? 

Loosely inspired by the iconic film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, Titaníque reimagines the story with Céline Dion hijacking a Titanic Museum tour to the delight of her adoring fans.

Relive some of the movie's most unforgettable moments as Céline takes centre stage, delivering her hilarious, larger-than-life version of what really happened to Jack and Rose. With her signature high notes, the Québécoise superstar (played by Lauren Drew) declares herself a survivor of the RMS Titaníque, belting out 90s anthems like “My Heart Will Go On”, “All by Myself”, and “To Love You More”.

Titaníque is a feel-good jukebox musical packed with pop culture gems, referencing everything from RuPaul’s Drag Race to Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and so much more.

Titaníque The Musical creatives and cast

Co-created by Tye Blue (RuPaul’s Drag Race) and choreographed by Ellenore Scott (Funny Girl), Titaníque is making a splash in London, co-produced by Eva Price and Michael Harrison, bringing together some of the West End's brightest stars.

Leading the cast is Astrid Harris (Decades of Divas, Spooktacular Spectacular) as the iconic Céline Dion, joined by Richard Carson (Les Misérables, Mamma Mia!) as Cal and Carl Mullaney (Sister Act, Chicago The Musical) as Ruth.

Luke Bayer (Gatsby, Hair) stars as Jack, alongside Kat Ronney (Hamlet, Hex) as Rose, and Jenny O'Leary (We Will Rock You, Heathers The Musical) as Molly Brown. The cast also features David Ouch (Moulin Rouge! Australia, Miss Saigon International and Australian Tour) in the role of The Iceberg.

Where can I get Titaníque theatre tickets?

You can purchase your tickets for the musical Titaníque via the booking button on this page. When booking, you can select your desired seats and view ticket prices for this highly anticipated West End show.

The final performance in London is on 3 January 2027, so book your tickets now before Titaníque sails away from the West End.

How long is Titaníque the musical?

Titaníque is one hour and 40 minutes long without an interval. 

What time is the evening show?

Titaníque evening performances are taking place Tuesdays to Saturdays at 7.30pm and Sundays at 7pm.

On which days are the matinee performances?

Titaníque matinees are scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm.

Where is Titaníque performing in London?

Titaníque is showing at the Criterion Theatre, located on Piccadilly Circus.

How to get there:

• Tube – The nearest station is Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines), just a few minutes’ walk away.
• Bus – Hop on buses 9, 14, 19 or 38 to Piccadilly Circus (Stop B), just a two-minute walk from the theatre.
• Bike – Rent a Santander Cycles bike and park it at the docking station on Panton Street, just a four-minute walk to the theatre.

What age is the show suitable for?

The musical is recommended for audiences aged 14 and over. Children under 12 will not be admitted to the theatre due to strong language and sexual references.

What other shows can I see in London?

Laugh along to musical comedy The Book of Mormon at Prince of Wales Theatre, a satirical musical telling the story of two young Mormon missionaries who travel to Uganda in Africa to preach the Mormon religion. Alternatively, see Tudor queens transformed into dazzling divas take back control in SIX The Musical, now showing at the Vaudeville Theatre.