Titanique review: Celine Dion gets her due as the campy spoof sets sail on Broadway
8 / 10
Titanique offers a theatrical experience not unlike that of The Rocky Horror Show or even Cats: The Jellicle Ball, where screaming your support is welcome and a collective euphoria echoes throughout the theater. Despite the 1700-seat room, a Broadway budget and the big, brassy talent that the show now wields, Titanique maintains the scrappy seat-of-your-pants energy that helped it set sail in the first place. It has the heart of an ambitious school production, staying true to its origins: a show put together with spit, glue, and love, for the sole purpose of making people laugh. The size of the audience is a lot bigger, but the work remains the same. Grade: B+
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