2023 Lortel Award-winning Best Musical Titaníque will welcome a new company to Off-Broadway's Daryl Roth Theatre next month. The parody musical has also been extended a fourth time and will now play through January 7, 2024.
Beginning June 6, Nicole Parker (Wicked, Mad TV) will take over the role of Céline Dion from Marla Mindelle, alongside new cast members Lindsay Heather Pearce (Mean Girls, Wicked) as Rose, Michael Williams (Cruel Intentions The Musical) as Jack, Anthony Murphy (Diana The Musical) as Victor Garber, and Brandon Contreras (Almost Famous) as Cal.
Parodying the Oscar-winning blockbuster film Titanic, Céline Dion commandeers a tour at the Titanic Museum and delivers her version of what really went down between Jack and Rose with hits by the iconic singer, including "My Heart Will Go On," "All By Myself," and "To Love You More."
Mindelle will play her last performance June 4, which will also mark the final performance of Constantine Rousouli (Cruel Intentions, Hairspray) as Jack Dawson, Carrie St. Louis (Wicked, Kinky Boots) as Rose, and Mark Evans (Mrs. Doubtfire, The Play That Goes Wrong) as Cal. RuPaul’s Drag Race's Rosé's final performance as Victor Garber will be May 21, as previously announced.
The cast also currently stars Russell Daniels (80’s Prom) as Ruth, Anne Fraser Thomas (Hercules) as The Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Avionce Hoyles (Bat Out of Hell) as The Iceberg. Courtney Bassett, Brad Greer, Dimitri Moise, Nya, and Kristina Walz round out the company.
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Mindelle and Rousouli co-wrote the musical with production director Tye Blue. Titaníque features music supervision, arrangements, and orchestrations by Nicholas Connell, choreography by Ellenore Scott, scenic design by Gabriel Hainer Evansohn and Grace Lauchbacher for Iron Bloom Creative Production, costume design by Alejo Vietti, lighting design by Paige Seber, sound design by Lawrence Schober, wig design by Tommy Kurzman, and prop design by Eric Reynolds. Casting is by The Telsey Office's Rachel Hoffman, Henry Russell Bergstein, and Andrew Fern.
The work transferred from the Asylum Theatre to the Daryl Roth last year.
For tickets and more information, visit TitaniqueMusical.com.
